Covers
Synth and Software, November 2020
About this Month’s Cover
There’s nothing like a piano, except for a painting of one or a sampled one.
This month’s cover is in the former category, and it’s by Dr. Ulrich Batzdorf. We’re featuring it because software pianos are the backbone of almost every musician’s instrument arsenal. They blend perfectly with synths and every other instrument, and the ear never tires of them.
Of course, the ideal is a well-maintained acoustic piano that’s perfectly in tune, recorded well in a great room. But those are big and expensive caveats, and in fact, most of the excellent plug-in pianos available today have it all over an acoustic piano that falls short in either area.
We have
Nick Batzdorf, Content Director
Synth and Software
Check out what’s In The Issue.
Arturia Augmented Strings, and V-Collection 9
Michael Whalen on Imaginary Trains, Synths, Dolby Atmos/Apple Spatial Audio, and Crossing the World
Oberheim Returns…Releases First New Synth In 35 Years!
New Dual-Channel Stereo Mixer For Eurorack, Transit
Cre8Audio East Beast Analog Semi-Modular East Coast-Style Synth
Cre8audio Eurorack Case Integrated into a Keyboard Controller – NiftyKEYZ
Introducing Polaris, Orchestra Imitating Classic Synth Sounds From BT
Michael Whalen Streaming Concert on April 22, 8:30pm ET
New Acoustic Guitar D45 Virtual Instrument
Launchkey and Cubase 12 Integration Update
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In This Issue4 weeks agoCre8audio Eurorack Case Integrated into a Keyboard Controller – NiftyKEYZ
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In This Issue4 weeks ago
Introducing Polaris, Orchestra Imitating Classic Synth Sounds From BT
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Events4 weeks ago
Michael Whalen Streaming Concert on April 22, 8:30pm ET
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In This Issue4 weeks ago
New Acoustic Guitar D45 Virtual Instrument
