Mir vs My Piano
Mir is designed as a unique, atmospheric sound design tool, whereas My Piano offers a more traditional and natural upright piano sound experience. Mir emphasizes sonic manipulation and lo-fi textures, while My Piano focuses on realism and playability as a standard instrument.
Mir provides a broad range of unconventional articulations, including tape machine versions, Eurorack processing, and Soviet spy recorder renditions, alongside multiple microphone types and blendable sound layers. My Piano prioritizes detailed emulation of an acoustic piano, featuring numerous dynamic layers, release samples, body resonances, and sympathetic and pedal resonance, plus optional 'occasional crackles' for added realism.
Choose Mir if you require a specialized character piano with extensive sound design capabilities for ambient music, film scoring, or experimental textures. Choose My Piano if you need a versatile, free, and authentic upright piano for classical, jazz, or cinematic music where a natural and intimate sound is paramount.
Products Compared
Insights from Real-World Use
Mir
- I love Elementary Sounds Reka, and am buying their MIR today. Tayna has remained on my wishlist but yet to make it to the top. I'm also on the beta of Drema
- Greatest piano and most beautiful one I've encountered. its FULL of emotion. im so in love with this majestic product, thank you
- The variety of textures makes the Mir piano very surprising.
- The speaker loves Mir's base piano and the fun of playing with its LFO and movement features.
- Speaker loves Mir piano, thinks it's awesome, super cheap, and under $100.
My Piano
- I love My Piano's extreme flexibility and fun, user-friendly controls, surpassing other pianos.
- I love My Piano's versatility, how it easily mixes, and its fine-tunable nature.
- My Piano has nice warmth, good quality, no noise, and I like the pedal controls.
- The Scoring Piano's warm sound is highly appealing.
- My Piano is flexible, has good dynamic layers, and allows expressive playing.