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IK Multimedia Pianoverse
From $14.99/month or $129.99
The Bottom line
Pianoverse and the current DLC pianos are versatile and beautiful-sounding and definitely deliver on realism and musicality. Whether you’re a pianist aiming to capture the essence of a grand piano or a music producer seeking genuine piano tones for your tracks, Pianoverse will have you covered.
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IK Multimedia T-RackS 5
Original Review, November 2017
Bottom Line:
While sonically, the core system is not a huge improvement over the already excellent T-Racks CS, visually and work-flow wise it’s a massive step up. The new flat look and excellent workflow reset T-Racks as the top dog mastering suite, awesome stuff.
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IK Muiltimedia Amplitube 4
Original review poster October, 2017
Bottom Line:
I am so impressed by Amplitube 4, and also happy they have managed to address the problems of the past while introducing some really usable tools and not wrecking the basic vibe of the plugin. The new amp models have won me over, I am definitely a convert and proud flag-waver for the brand now.
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IK Multimedia Miroslav Philharmonik 2
$495 USD
Bottom Line:
This is an excellent collection of well-played and captured instruments. The sandbox-style interface environment is excellent for constructing ensembles, effecting and mixing.
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IK Multimedia Modo Bass
$195 USD
Bottom Line:
Modo Bass features a huge collection of bass models with some very clever behind-the-scenes physical modelling going on. The benefit of having more control often leads to poor sound quality, but not so here.
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IK Multimedia T-Racks CS
$199 USD
Bottom Line
The sound quality and flexibility of T-Racks CS are excellent. You really do get a fantastic toolkit of usable and recognizable effects for use in any situation.