Steinberg have released Verve, available at the intro price of $15.99, increasing to $19.99 after the promotion. The offer ends January 7th.
Verve is a beautifully detailed virtual piano app designed for iPhone and iPad and always ready to spark creativity, wherever you are. lts sound is warm, intimate, and full of emotion, ideal for cinematic scoring, ambient compositions, and expressive songwriting. Captured with absolute precision at Yamaha Studios in Los Angeles, Verve was designed to deliver a deeply personal and inspiring plaving experience.
With an intuitive interface and a wide range of expressive presets, Verve lets you create beautiful music instantly. Whether you’re sketching ideas on the go or producing tull tracks in our Cubasis music creation app, or any AUv3-compatible iOS DAW, Verve integrates seamlessly into your mobile workflow. Add layers, shape textures, and explore new sonic landscapes: Verve is more than a piano; it’s your creative companion, wherever inspiration strikes.
Recorded at Yamaha Studios in LA by the HALion and Yamaha sound design teams, Verve’s felt piano tones were captured using a custom-built robot for ultra-precise key velocity and consistency. The result is a uniquely expressive instrument, now available as a mobile app for iPhone and iPad, ready to integrate into Cubasis or any AUv3-compatible iOS DAW.
Designed to deepen the emotional impact of Verve’s felt piano, the included textures blend effortlessly with its tone. Sourced from metal, glass, dry ice, electronic field recordings, and orchestral strings, they create immersive soundscapes which transcend the emotions.
Whether you’re using Verve on your iPhone, iPad, in Cubasis, or any AUv3-compatible mobile DAW, let these textures inspire you to explore new sonic worlds and craft something truly personal.
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