MrRay VST Electric Piano 2.2

Modifies sounds by adding a reverb effect, changing the key flow or inserting a ping-pong delay to make them resemble the ones made by the Yamaha DX7 FM, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer EP or other classic electric pianos from the '70s.

MrRay VST Electric Piano – produced by people for SoundFonts.it – is an emulation tool to recreate electric piano’s sounds from classic electric pianos from the seventies. Just to name a few, we can include the Fender Rhodes, the Wurlitzer EP and the Yamaha DX7 FM.
MrRay VST Electric Piano is based on what is called “Physical Modeling”. The textual definition of this is as follows: «Physical modeling refers to the design and implementation of systems which are based on or derived from physical phenomena.» You can find a visual explanation of this in the SoundFonts.it web site but to translate it to you in simple words it means that every control and sound effect emulated by MrRay is related to a physical element and its related sound particularity from the original instrument being emulated.
The elements that conform an electric piano, for instance, the Fender Rhodes are the following:
• The mallets.
• The tines.
• The tonebars.
• The Pick-ups (one per note), and
• The Amplifier.
You will find a separate control section in MrRay VST for each element listed above.
For those who understand some more about technical specifications, is good to remark that MrRay doesn’t use any sample data to produce sounds.
For users of prior versions, here’s a list of changes in current version 2.2: More