Klevgrand just released its newest virtual instrument, El Piano. This collection brings you ten electric piano models that feel super responsive when you play them. They sound amazing and work great for musicians. The company spent decades making award-winning instruments and effects plugins. They built El Piano with a brand new algorithm and sound engine they created themselves.
You can play ten different piano models in El Piano. These cover everything from smooth, dreamy chord sounds to funky, punchy notes. Each model responds realistically when you press the keys. The designers carefully made every sound to give you excellent results. The interface looks simple and easy to use. All important controls sit right where you need them, letting you focus on making music instead of fiddling with settings.
The piano models include Skyline, a clean, responsive electric piano with a powerful sound. Gotown offers a slightly rougher version of Skyline. Precious gives you a softer, gentler feel than Gotown. Silky Way works like Skyline but with less bite, perfect with phaser or chorus effects for ballads. Whirl delivers lots of bark for funk music. Unicorny sounds like an old piano found in an attic, worn but charming.
Picky comes across bright and percussive with short release, great for indie-pop or lo-fi tunes. Arbor feels slightly harp-like with the very short release, not exactly piano-like, but fun with delay and reverb. Digilog FM recreates those 80s hit sounds and early video game music. Unsound mimics broken pickups and faulty electronics with crazy tines, perfect for rock music. The software also includes five cabinet models plus a Drive control for adding saturation.
El Piano features a vintage-style EQ for changing the tone. It comes packed with effects including Reverb, Room, Delay, Chorus, Phaser, Tremolo, and Vibrato. Each effect has its separate controls for adjustments. Tobias Engström, CEO and Co-Founder of Klevgrand, says they put 20 years of development experience and nearly 30 years of playing pianos into making this plugin easy to use and responsive with rich, authentic sound.
The software works on Windows 7 or newer PCs and Macs running macOS 10.10 or higher. It supports VST3, AU, and AAX plugin formats for different music programs. El Piano costs $149.99 regularly, but you can buy it for $99.99 until the promotional price ends. The special price started March 25, 2025, but no end date was mentioned for this discount.
You can play ten different piano models in El Piano. These cover everything from smooth, dreamy chord sounds to funky, punchy notes. Each model responds realistically when you press the keys. The designers carefully made every sound to give you excellent results. The interface looks simple and easy to use. All important controls sit right where you need them, letting you focus on making music instead of fiddling with settings.
The piano models include Skyline, a clean, responsive electric piano with a powerful sound. Gotown offers a slightly rougher version of Skyline. Precious gives you a softer, gentler feel than Gotown. Silky Way works like Skyline but with less bite, perfect with phaser or chorus effects for ballads. Whirl delivers lots of bark for funk music. Unicorny sounds like an old piano found in an attic, worn but charming.
Picky comes across bright and percussive with short release, great for indie-pop or lo-fi tunes. Arbor feels slightly harp-like with the very short release, not exactly piano-like, but fun with delay and reverb. Digilog FM recreates those 80s hit sounds and early video game music. Unsound mimics broken pickups and faulty electronics with crazy tines, perfect for rock music. The software also includes five cabinet models plus a Drive control for adding saturation.
El Piano features a vintage-style EQ for changing the tone. It comes packed with effects including Reverb, Room, Delay, Chorus, Phaser, Tremolo, and Vibrato. Each effect has its separate controls for adjustments. Tobias Engström, CEO and Co-Founder of Klevgrand, says they put 20 years of development experience and nearly 30 years of playing pianos into making this plugin easy to use and responsive with rich, authentic sound.
The software works on Windows 7 or newer PCs and Macs running macOS 10.10 or higher. It supports VST3, AU, and AAX plugin formats for different music programs. El Piano costs $149.99 regularly, but you can buy it for $99.99 until the promotional price ends. The special price started March 25, 2025, but no end date was mentioned for this discount.
