#LOUNGE LIZARD VS KEYSCAPE HOW TO#
#LOUNGE LIZARD VS KEYSCAPE FREE#

If you are a programmer of sounds, then you will need to get both Keyscape and Omnisphere, which allows you to more extensively edit the patches in Keyscape. More, rather than spend all day tweaking sounds. Keyscape's main benefit is it will save you time, if what you want to do is play, with sounds that are guaranteed to get you 80% of the way to your intention, out of the box, and leave you with some opportunity to tweak a bit m

I've spent months with sample libraries, where I hated the presets and had to go back to the core samples to programme my own, with limited success and a lot of time wasted. So if you are a programmer - get Keyscape cos it also comes with great core sounds, which you can tweak, and if you are a preset lover, also Keyscape cos 90 percent of Keyscape uses are preset junkies (which is not a bad thing). Most people would not know what to do with a yamaha Motif, or a DX7, but in the right hands these are incredibly capable instruments, which for most people - just hit that preseet and play is what they need.

Teh strength of Keyscape is (like all the successful hardware digital workstations and modules) the quality of their programming and core samples. Then maybe products from UVI, Acousticsamples, Sonicouture and others may be good enough for you since you have the know how.īut for a lot of people who would not know what to do - if you gave them a real Rhodes and an amp, and asked them to dial in their sound.

#LOUNGE LIZARD VS KEYSCAPE HOW TO#

Should I buy it you guys?It all depends on what you like, or need, are you a purist, who already has a good idea of how to add the right effects to give you final polished e-piano you intend. and yet still keep watching demos of keyscape I keep buying everything for rhodes and Wurli. I think you can get a pretty good sense of playability/velocity response just from listening to the video, because all the midi files are the same.Īcousticsamples also has a new VTines MK1 but I haven't tried it, just mentioning here because I think that company makes pretty good stuff. I included Cinematique because it still shows up on 'best Rhodes VST,' lists even though there are better options these days.

#LOUNGE LIZARD VS KEYSCAPE FREE#

Cinematique has not aged well - not enough velocity layers! For a free plugin, 4Front is ok but doesn't really sound like a Rhodes. Scarbee, GSi Mr Ray 73, Soniccouture, and Arturia are pretty decent - the last two sound pretty good, I just have some technical issues with them. Lounge Lizard, Waves, Acousticsamples, and my plugin (Adam Monroe's) are all pretty nice - I don't think you could go wrong with any of those. I didn't have the money to get Keyscape or Neo Soul Keys. I'm bumping this because I've made a Rhodes shootout video comparing 10 Rhodes plugins that I think might be useful to people searching for the 'best' Rhodes plugin.

Lounge lizard vs keyscape