Soft Synths & Virtual Instruments Reviews
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Here in the U.S., perhaps XILS-lab doesn’t come to mind as quickly as other European software plugin companies, but we are thinking more and more ...
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We are always on the lookout for cool sounding virtual instruments. UVI has a number of intriguing plug-ins, and one that definitely exceeded our expectations ...
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Six years ago, we reviewed the first iterations of Strum (see review here). We thought it was a very good sounding virtual instrument, particularly remarkable ...
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Umlaut Audio may be not be familiar to many keyboard players, but they are certainly on their way. PADS and ARPS are two of their ...
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UVI is an interesting company, somewhat quietly producing quite a large number of quality sounding plug-ins. What some of you may not know is that ...
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When we reviewed the first release of Applied Acoustic Systems’ original Chromaphone, we were skeptical about it at first but came away very impressed with ...
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Six years ago, we reviewed the first iterations of Strum (see review here). We thought it was a very good sounding virtual instrument, particularly remarkable ...
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We reviewed the original Miroslav Philharmonik in 2007, and it quickly became our go-to orchestra plug-in. Multiple people on our team have used the original ...
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If you haven't at least heard of Omnisphere by now, you've probably been living under a rock or in a cave—without an Internet connection, and ...
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While most musicians are familiar with modern vocal processing—tools such as doublers, pitch shifters, auto harmony generators, and even throat modeling, there are times when ...