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The Virtual Pianist GRIT Black Friday deal takes 77% off this virtual instrument from UJAM, so it costs $29 until Dec 9, 2026.
GRIT is an electric piano plugin built from a rare, customized Wurlitzer 120. The maker describes the sound as loud, raw and unpolished, with a bark and bite that a polite electric piano won't give you.
It covers a lot of ground. The maker lists 60s soul, 70s funk, 80s glitz and 90s indie roughness as the range.
GRIT is a reed-based electric piano with a built-in interactive player. You don't need piano skills to get a part going, and if you do play, there's an Instrument mode for performing it yourself.
The maker calls it a rhythm guitarist on keys. Its Pianist engine builds chord progressions and rhythms from a single key press.
Want more control? You can build your own progressions and rhythms instead of leaning on the presets.
The Finisher modes and Ambience presets are how you push the tone further. Subtle mechanical sounds make it dirtier, and the maker says you can swing it from a guitar-like riffer to a dreamy indie chord bed.
UJAM says the chords can bark or swoon depending on how hard you lean into them. It also says the character sets GRIT apart from typical coffeehouse Wurlitzer sounds.
For songwriting, the included Pianist styles and Finisher modes are meant to take a demo to a finished idea fast. UJAM shows a simple progression turning into a dynamic, edgy phrase through one of the Pianist styles.
UJAM positions GRIT next to its Virtual Pianist VIBE. VIBE gives smooth electric piano sounds for modern vintage keys, while the maker calls GRIT the meaner sonic beast.
If you already know VIBE, that's the contrast UJAM draws between the two.
Yes. The Virtual Pianist GRIT Black Friday deal takes 77% off UJAM's electric piano plugin, so it costs $29 until Dec 9, 2026.
The maker lists a customized 1950s Wurlitzer 120 recording, 5 characters from Gentle to Gritty to Hyped, 30 rhythm pianist styles, 45 Finishers including mechanical noises, and 45 Ambience presets.
No. The built-in interactive Pianist engine creates chord progressions and rhythms from a single key press. If you play, an Instrument mode lets you perform it directly, and you can also build your own progressions and rhythms.
It's built from a rare, customized Wurlitzer 120 electric piano from the 1950s. UJAM calls it a legendary reed-based electric and describes the tone as edgy, with a gnarly bite and bark.
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