Passion reflected in every detail. We hosted the inspirational Yamaha CFX concert grand piano at Abbey Road Studio One, where award-winning engineers used the world’s best microphones and equipment to create an amazing virtual instrument library. Studios CFX places the user on a banquet in front of the incredible Yamaha CFX concert grand piano, characterized by a wide palette of tonal colors and the ability to create the most subtle, expressive nuances. This beautiful instrument is combined with the stunning acoustics of the legendary One Abbey Road Studios and the best collection of microphones in the world. All aspects of this project – instrument, room, microphones and recording experience – work together to create the finest sampled piano ever recorded.
The CFX grand piano marks an important milestone in Yamaha’s famed 108-year history as a recognized world-class piano maker. In 1991, Yamaha began its most ambitious piano project: to create a new generation grand piano for concerts, conservatories and studio performances. The result was the CFX Concert Grand Piano, which embodies the concept of beauty and power. The rich palette of tonal colors and musical voices that the piano can reproduce characterizes its beauty. Power comes from the unprecedented tonal projection of the CFX.

By Leauger

6 thoughts on “Garritan – Abbey Road Studios CFX Concert Grand 1.0.1.0 VSTi, RTAS, AAX, AU WIN.OSX x86 x64”
    1. still no answer to why is it in DEMO? The PNG picture registered under jack swansson doesn’t give the right password

  1. Others are correct. It comes with no instructions and just a regular inactivated copy. For a license file, you need to log in to an account to get a key file, which even if there were credentials, would surely be closed at this point. This is not a crack or workaround. Just the retail product without a proper license to go along with it.

    1. at first i also thought this but if u open the vst in DAW then it says activated until 4 mins, select no then drag n drop the png file to the vst window, itll be registered

  2. at first i also thought this but if u open the vst in DAW then it says activated until 4 mins, select no then drag n drop the png file to the vst window, itll be registered

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