模拟电钢琴插件 KORG Software EP-1 v1.0.3 MacOS

KORG Software EP-1 是一款模拟电钢琴插件，旨在重现经典电钢琴的声音和演奏体验。EP-1结合了多种经典电钢琴音色和现代技术，为音乐制作人和表演者提供了丰富的音色选择和灵活的操作体验。

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来自香港KRONOS/NAUTILUS的EP-1电子钢琴音响引擎。最好的复古EP声音现在可在香港收集。

电子钢琴声音引擎EP-1首次出现在2011年KORG的旗舰工作站合成器，KRONOS。它采用了最新开发的MDS (Multi-Dimensional Synthesis)技术，可以很好地表达对应于按键触摸的平滑动态的音调变化，这是以前的采样回放方法所无法实现的。2017年，它在顶级的香港舞台钢琴Grandstage上亮相，2021年，鹦鹉螺工作站增加了一款新的电子钢琴型号。这个插件版本现在具有最新的EP-1声音引擎，并已收到新的声音，使其成为最终的电子钢琴声音引擎。

EP-1极其逼真的声音和动态的表达将激起玩家的灵魂，释放出深刻的情感反应。体验最新的EP-1声音引擎，扩展您的创意视野。

发现EP-1
EP-1出色地再现了7款经典时型、簧型电钢琴的声音，并具有高精度的复古效果。使用KORG精心开发的多维合成(MDS)技术，EP-1提供自然和实时的表达，这是传统的样品回放方法无法实现的。从弱音到强音，EP-1提供平滑和自然的动态变化，没有明显的过渡，这是一个真正的音乐“乐器”。通过实时控制噪声元素，如机械键关噪声和释放速度，实现前所未有的逼真和详细的性能。

什么是MDS声音引擎?
多维合成(MDS)是Korg专有的声音引擎系统。在开发EP-1时，我们首先精心采样了电钢琴在各种击键强度下产生的音调变化，并从最优秀的个人电钢琴中选择，提供出色的可玩性作为源乐器。通过分离音高成分和噪音成分，如锤子和键释放，并在单独的控制下重新合成，我们能够重现所有电子钢琴的音调变化。因此，我们实现了一个声音引擎系统，它对玩家的控制反应非常自然，具有声音编辑性能，触摸灵敏度和声音的时间变化，这些都不能用正常的样本播放方法来表达。

从柔和到强烈的触摸平滑的色调变化是自然自由的明显边界典型的速度切换。时间变化，如衰减和释放，也实现了一种自然的感觉，不同于那些由包络生成器产生。

多样的电钢琴音色
从60年代到今天，电钢琴的声音已经成为许多音乐风格和流派的重要组成部分。EP-1提供了广泛的声音阵列，从经典的电子钢琴音调到侵略性的弹拨钢琴声音，通过吉他放大器和锤子的声音，强调时间的攻击组件。与50重新解释电子钢琴的声音利用MDS引擎，EP-1将增加充满活力的新颜色，你的声音调色板。

这个版本有什么新东西
8月9日02:04 v1.0.3
在声音浏览器和图书馆员窗口，类别和收藏现在保持排序，即使最初的选择是缺失的，当显示“所有数据”在图书馆员。
发布的自动化参数中错误地包含了一些不适用的项。这个问题现在已经解决了。保留了自动化兼容性。
同步到主机按钮的初始状态现在正确地显示出来了。另外，当同步主机被启用时，节奏字段现在是灰色的。
“性能”、“效果”、“比例”和“集合列表”选择器在“inc”和“dec”箭头之间包含一个“过滤列表”图标。此图标表示该列表受“声音浏览器”窗口中的设置(如选定的类别、集合和文本搜索)的影响。单击该图标可清除过滤器，而无需打开声音浏览器。现在图标和inc/dec按钮之间有更多的空间，这使得它更容易点击。
以前，通过屏幕上的键盘播放音符，只有当全局MIDI通道被设置为1。这个问题现在已经解决了。
当检测到更新版本时，下载链接现在使用httpss而不是https。以前使用https会导致Chrome浏览器出现安全警告。
音量和节奏现在支持自动化。

系统需求
-操作系统:macOS 11 Big Sur或更高(最新更新)

EP-1 Electric piano sound engine from the KORG KRONOS/NAUTILUS. The finest vintage EP sounds now available in the KORG Collection.

The electric piano sound engine EP-1 first appeared in 2011 in KORG’s flagship workstation synthesizer, KRONOS. It adopted the newly developed MDS (Multi-Dimensional Synthesis) technology which expresses smooth and dynamic tonal changes finely corresponding to key touch, something previous sample playback methods could not achieve. In 2017, it was featured in the top-tier Korg stage piano Grandstage, and in 2021, a new electric piano model was added to the NAUTILUS workstation. This plugin version now features the latest EP-1 sound engine and has received new voicing, making it the definitive Electric Piano sound engine.

The overwhelmingly realistic sound and dynamic expression of EP-1 will stir the player’s soul and unleash deep emotional responses. Experience the latest EP-1 sound engine and expand your creative horizons.

Discover the EP-1
EP-1 superbly reproduces the sound of seven classic tine-type, reed-type electric pianos, and vintage effects with high precision. Using KORG’s carefully developed Multi-Dimensional Synthesis (MDS) technology, EP-1 delivers natural and real-time expression, unattainable with traditional sample playback methods. From pianissimo to fortissimo, EP-1 provides smooth and natural dynamic changes without noticeable transitions, this is a true musical “instrument.” By controlling noise elements, such as mechanical key-off noise with release velocity in real-time, it enables unprecedented realistic and detailed performance.

What is the MDS sound engine?
Multi-Dimensional Synthesis (MDS) is Korg’s proprietary sound engine system. In developing EP-1, we first meticulously sampled the tonal changes produced by electric pianos across a wide range of keystroke strengths, and selected from the finest individual electric pianos that offer excellent playability as the source instruments. By separating the pitch components and noise components such as hammer and key release and re-synthesizing them under separate control, we were able to recreate all the tonal changes of electric pianos. As a result, we achieved a sound engine system that reacts extremely naturally to player control, with sound editing performance, touch sensitivity, and temporal changes in sound that could not be expressed with normal sample playback methods.

The smooth tonal changes from soft to intense touch are naturally free of the noticeable boundaries typical of velocity switching. Temporal changes such as decay and release also achieve a natural feeling, different from those produced by envelope generators.

Diverse Electric Piano Sounds
From the ’60s to today, electric piano sounds have been an essential part of many musical styles and genres. The EP-1 delivers an extensive array of sounds, from classic electric piano tones to aggressive plucked piano sounds through a guitar amp, and hammer sounds that emphasize the attack components of tines. With 50 reinterpreted electric piano sounds utilizing the MDS engine, the EP-1 will add vibrant new colors to your sonic palette.

Whats new in this version
August 9 at 02:04 v1.0.3
In the Sound Browser and the Librarian window, Categories and Collections are now kept sorted even when initial selection is missing, and when showing “All Data” in the Librarian.
Some inapplicable items were incorrectly included in the published automation parameters. This has now been fixed. Automation compatibility has been preserved.
The initial state of the Sync to Host button is now shown correctly. Additionally, the Tempo field is now grayed out when Sync to Host is enabled.
The Performance, Effect, Scale, and Set List selectors include a “filtered list” icon between the inc and dec arrows. This icon shows that the list is affected by settings in the Sound Browser window (such as selected Categories, Collections, and text search). Clicking the icon clears the filters without needing to open the Sound Browser. There is now more space between the icon and the inc/dec buttons, which makes it easier to click.
Previously, playing notes via the on-screen keyboard worked only if the global MIDI Channel was set to 1. This has now been fixed.
When an updated version is detected, the download link now useshttpss instead ofhttps. The previous use ofhttps caused a security warning to appear in Chrome browsers.
Volume and Tempo now support automation.

System Requirements
– OS: macOS 11 Big Sur or higher (latest update)