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Lyrics

Here I am
And I been thinking about you lately
Hold my hand
'Cause I been missing you like crazy
Don’t wanna go through life
Every single night
Wishing we could do it, oh (do it right)
Do it eight
Come and hold me tight, we don’t need to fight
Rather spend my life with you, every night
Cause baby.
This bed is too lonely without you (baby)
Don’t wanna hold my pillow, I wanna hold you
Please be beside me
These king size sheets
Need more than just a queen in between 'em
This bed, is too lonely without you
So why don’t we
Go inside where we can be together?
You mean more than anything
Stay with me
Wanna be with you forever
Don’t wanna go through life
Every single night
Wishing we could do it, oh (do it right)
Do it right
Come and hold me tight, we don’t need to fight
Rather spend my life with you, every night
Ooh baby.
This bed is too lonely without you (baby, baby, baby)
Don’t wanna hold my pillow, I wanna hold you (I wanna hold you, hold you)
Please be beside me
These king size sheets, need more than just a queen
In between 'em (Yeah)
This bed, is too lonely without you (Too lonely)
You know when it starts to get late
And it’s time to go to sleep, I
I don’t know what to do
Cause I don’t wanna hold my pillow
I wanna hold you
Don’t wanna go through life
Every single night
Wishing we could do it, oh (do it Right)
Do me right
Come and hold me tight, we don’t need to fight
Rather spend my life with you, every night
Oh baby.
This bed is too lonely without you (baby, baby)
Don’t wanna hold my pillow, I wanna hold you (I wanna hold ya, hold ya)
Please be beside me
These king size sheets need more than just a queen
In between 'em (yeah)
This bed, is too lonely without you (too lonely, yeah)

Top 5 Piano VSTs

The Best Piano VSTs - How We Made This List

To start off, we want to tell you what led to us to want to create this best piano VST guide. Some time ago, we noticed a pattern while browsing our favorite forums and musician communities on the web. We noticed that certain threads appear over and over again, with the same questions being asked every two weeks (or more often in some cases). We took one such question, “what studio headphones should I get?,” and turned it into our best studio headphones guide. We spent days - weeks even - combing through every single thread we could find and tallied up the results, so we could put an end to that question once and for all, and get a snapshot of what the best studio headphones are as recommended by musicians from all walks of life.

We have several piano players on staff at Equipboard, and a couple of them are classically trained pianists. We noticed the same thing, with people asking, “what is the best piano VST?” or, “what is the best free piano vst?” in forums at a staggering rate, each time giving rise to a heated discussion.

So, we went to work! Many days or research and several dizzy spells later, we have emerged with a list of the best piano plugins (both free and paid). We combed through 22 forum threads, many spanning multiple pages, and tallied up a vote for every favorable piano VST review or recommendation from an owner. We also took the best sound bites, to get a feel for what people like and dislike about the various piano plugins. We hope you enjoy this list, and that it helps you make a buying decision, and discover piano plugins you perhaps didn’t even know about!

If you want to skip straight to the list, click here to jump to the top piano VSTs. If you want to learn more about what makes a good one and how to go about selecting the right one for you, we urge you to read on!

What Makes a Good Piano VST?

The piano is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful sounding and elegant instruments, whose invention can be traced back to 1700. Selecting and buying a real acoustic piano is a complicated affair, to say the least.

Luckily, as technology has pushed forward, owning a piano does not have to mean spending a fortune on a giant delicate instrument. You’re probably aware of this, since you’re here reading this guide! As the piano has gone digital, there are two ways to own it in that form:

Digital Piano: A digital piano is a self-contained hardware instrument that emulates a real acoustic piano. It’s typically an 88-key weighted keyboard, it probably has on-board speakers so you can hear yourself play, a headphones jack for quiet practicing, and it primarily specializes in piano sounds (it may also have organs and strings). Yamaha, Casio, Kawai, and a few other brands are making great digital pianos these days. In fact, we have an entire guide especially dedicated to selecting the best digital piano.
Piano VST/Plugin: A piano VST (Virtual Studio Technology) is a software that emulates a piano. It’s just software, no hardware. Meaning, to play it like a piano, you need to have a MIDI keyboard controller (preferably with 88 weighted keys if you want to simulate a real piano). You also need a computer to run the software on. The piano plugin can either run as a standalone program, or be “hosted” inside of a DAW like Logic, Ableton, or FL Studio.

If you’re on the fence between the two solutions, they both have pros and cons. A digital piano is self-contained, meaning you ONLY need it and you can play by yourself or in a band. It’s much more portable than a real acoustic piano, but it can still be bulky and heavy. You can spend as little as $200, or several $1000s if your budget allows. A piano VST means you need to own several things: a relatively modern and powerful computer with the piano plugin installed, speakers or headphones, and an 88-key MIDI keyboard. Some piano VSTs are downloadable for free, and some cost several $100s. Of course, it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison to a digital piano, since you have to consider the cost of all the things we mentioned (which can be high).

Types of Piano VSTs

Alright, so let’s say you’ve decided a piano VST is the right solution for you. How do you decide which one to buy? Let’s talk about the two main types of piano plugins.

The first is sample based. This is where the piano sounds in the plugin are recorded (or sampled) from a real piano. The piano VST manufacturer goes into a studio, and together with a recording engineer, various microphones are placed in and around the piano. All 88 keys are recorded multiple times, since it’s important to capture variations of each individual key. Since a piano is an acoustic instrument, many dynamics are at play that are extremely difficult to emulate in software. Thus, the more variations of the real piano sound are recorded, the better and more realistic the piano VST can sound. When you buy a sample based piano plugin, you’re essentially buying the set of recorded sounds.

Pros of a sample based piano VST:

These are the most realistic sounding piano plugins, since they are actual recordings of real pianos.
The pianos used to record are iconic - from Steinway to Bösendorfer to Fazioli. If you’re going to spend a lot of time and money recording a piano, it might as well be an amazing, top of the line, very expensive piano. The recording equipment used is also top of the line.

Cons of a sample based piano VST:

File size can be huge, often filling up a small hard drive.
You’re limited to the piano model that was recorded. If your piano VST is recorded from a Steinway Model D Concert Grand, it will always just be that (as great as that piano is, you might crave variety).
Since you’re buying a set of samples, you might need a sampler software like Native Instruments Kontakt to load in the samples and play them.
They tend to be pricier.

The other type of piano VST is modeled. This i

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