Product details
Some piano plugins sound gorgeous in a demo and fall apart the moment you actually play them – sluggish response, uneven dynamics, notes that die under the sustain pedal. 4Front TruePianos was designed from the opposite direction: the developers started with the feel of the instrument and built everything around real-time performance. The result is a piano that responds to your hands first and your mix second, now available at 33% off.
You receive the complete instrument – all five piano modules – with your own license key and a secure download link sent to your email.
An instrument that listens to your fingers
TruePianos treats playability as the headline feature. The engine keeps the delay between key press and sound extremely short, which matters more than most specs sheets admit – even a few extra milliseconds of latency can make a piano feel disconnected. Beyond speed, the response is tunable: dedicated controls let you match the velocity curve and character to your specific MIDI keyboard, so a light synth-action board and a weighted 88-key controller can both feel right. Dynamics, release behavior and tuning are all adjustable, letting you shape how the instrument answers your touch rather than fighting a fixed response.
Five modules, zero filler
The full version ships with five piano modules – Amber, Sapphire, Diamond, Emerald, Atlantis – each offering a different tonal interpretation instead of claiming to clone one famous grand. That design choice is deliberate: by freeing the sound designers from mimicking a single instrument, each module can be optimized for a playing context. Amber suits intimate, soft playing; Sapphire and Diamond offer clarity and presence; Emerald brings warmth; Atlantis delivers the large concert sound. Every module carries multiple presets, so the starting points cover solo performance, songwriting, and ensemble work without extra purchases.
The details that sell realism
Sympathetic resonance is the feature players notice without knowing its name – that shimmering bloom when the sustain pedal is down and strings excite each other. TruePianos includes it as an option, alongside an Increased Polyphony mode for the most demanding passages: big two-handed chords, fast arpeggios, Romantic repertoire with the pedal buried. Polyphony processing spreads across multiple CPU cores, so the instrument stays fluid where heavier libraries start dropping notes. And because the architecture blends sampling with other techniques instead of streaming hundreds of gigabytes, it loads fast, runs on modest machines, and travels well on a laptop.
Where it shines
- Solo piano performance and practice with a responsive, expressive feel
- Songwriting sessions where the piano needs to inspire rather than impress
- Live rigs – low latency, small footprint and a standalone version
- Film and game cues that need an emotional piano without a huge template
- Dense arrangements, thanks to modules that can sit forward or back in a mix
Tech specs at a glance
- Formats: VST3, AU, AAX (64-bit) and standalone – Mac & Windows
- Hybrid sampling/modeling engine – compact install, modest RAM use
- Multi-core polyphony handling; Increased Polyphony mode for extreme passages
- Internet needed for delivery and authorization
Why producers buy from AudioTools
AudioTools is built for musicians who would rather be playing than troubleshooting. You get hassle-free setup with clear installation steps, a secure download link sent to your email within minutes, and responsive support if anything needs attention. This 33% discount on 4Front TruePianos is the kind of deal the store hunts down – check the shop for more, or browse the VST Instruments category for instruments that feel alive under your hands.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly am I buying?
The complete 4Front TruePianos instrument with all five piano modules and presets, your own license key, and a secure download link sent to your email – the full product at 33% off.
Is it really usable for live performance?
Yes – low latency, efficient CPU use and a standalone version make it a practical stage piano on a laptop, and many players use it exactly that way.
Which DAWs does it support?
All major ones: VST3, AU and AAX support covers FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, Pro Tools and more on Mac and Windows.
How does it compare to huge sampled pianos?
Different philosophy. Instead of hundreds of gigabytes of samples, TruePianos blends techniques for playability and modest system demands – many players prefer its response for actual performing.
Can I adjust it to my keyboard?
Yes. Dedicated controls match the velocity response and character to your MIDI controller, which is essential for a natural feel.
A piano plugin is only as good as its connection to your hands. 4Front TruePianos at 33% off is built to be played, not just heard.
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