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Dark Mode

Dark Mode

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An alternative piano colour, recessed and unobtrusive. Based on the original open piano recordings of Max Richter’s Steinway Concert Grand, and processed via a curated chain of filters and EQs, the result is an already soft piano taken to the extreme - full of warmth and character, yet with very little brightness;  it’s a transparent sound designed to sit underneath.

Product

Virtual Instrument

What?

A darker take on the Max Richter Piano.

Cat #

SRM SOUNDS #002

Questions?

Dark Mode FAQ

Full details

“Dark Mode really comes out of my search for a piano which can sit behind pictures, which has a kind of transparency and an unobtrusiveness.”

MAX RICHTER

Key Features

  • Multi-sampled piano virtual instrument ~ 570MB 
  • Kontakt Player library (Version 6.8.0 or higher required)
  • NKS compatible
Photo: Marie Sutter
Photo: Marie Sutter

Recording Notes

  • A dark, stripped-back version of the open instrument from Max Richter Piano
  • Single mix featuring blend of primarily vintage and modern ribbons
  • Processed through Pultec EQ

Technical Information

  • Kontakt Library - compatible with Kontakt Player (Free) or Kontakt v6.8.0 and newer.
  • 570MB (uncompressed)
  • Download via Native Access and use serial sent to email to authorise your library.
  • NKS Compatible - works seamlessly with Native Instruments hardware and software, giving you streamlined browsing and more.
Photo: Marie Sutter
Photo: Marie Sutter

About Studio Richter Mahr

Studio Richter Mahr was founded by Max alongside his partner, visual artist Yulia Mahr. 

Set in the English countryside in Oxfordshire, Max and Yulia built the multimedia production studio inside a former farmhouse and have powered it with cutting-edge solar and heat-pump technology. Located within 31 acres of woodland, the duo have a huge passion for using the land to farm and provide a sustainable working environment, serving as a space where both emerging and established creatives can come to develop their work.