Product Reviews by KVR Members

It's the kind of instruments that makes you want to experiment with sound.
Cube is a clever sampler that can load up to 8 samples (even your own), it also features orbit movment that can be automated and create evolving sound.
There's modulation, arpegiator and effects.

Here's a walkthrough I created:

https://youtu.be/eJmlZVGik3s

Lunacy Audio - Cube: https://bit.ly/3DC24sj.

This is a really cool sounding library. I could definitely find lot's of presets I liked immediately.

It's simple and very straight forward library but still enough controls to shape the sound.

Here is my walkthrough and demo.

https://youtu.be/ickhC_jBybk

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Traditional Chinese flute: Ample China Dadi (Bass Dizi).

https://youtu.be/9CrKsL55IaU

Another wonderful flute by Ample Sound and this time a bass dizi. As with the other flutes you get reach and full sounding flute plus a list of articulations and playing technics.

This is so much inspiration and actually fun virtual instrument.

There are also 4 effects: Compressor, EQ, Delay and Reverb.

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It's so much more than just a filter!
Really love the whole modulation idea and how easy it is to get things moving.

The plugin also features MIDI modulator with all the expected controls (mod wheel, pitch, velocity and mapping) as well as MIDI learn. The only downside to this is that you need to add a MIDI track and route the MIDI.

Here is a walkthrough covering all the features and demo some presets.

https://youtu.be/YPA8rrsruJs

Is this the "holy grail" compressor?
https://youtu.be/OSwq8QTs5Jw

Known for its silky-smooth, velvety tone, the RS124 has a fixed attack time that isn't super-fast, allowing even more aggressive threshold settings to deliver pleasing results. It was among the most important pieces of analog gear shaping the sound at Abbey Road and has since become a "holy grail" compressor with almost mythical prestige. In particular, it is said to be responsible for some of the best bass sounds ever captured on tape.

Getting the retro reverb+delay combo in one plugin.

https://youtu.be/1R7wBDo6_QI

RISE ABOVE & MAKE AN IMPACT.

The concept is cool with a lot of options and ideas around creating impacts and sound effects.
There are four layers that can be used and for each you can set to Rise+Hit or a Whoosh.
There are 4 modulation you can use and assign to each of the layers and plenty of effects that can be assigned to each layer and master channel.

https://youtu.be/t1BQ2sI7M7E

This library that can run on both the free player and full Kontakt.

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https://youtu.be/x4hZ7LnfPVA

This is really a great sound guitar VST but the two very powerful features that I surprised me are the riffer and strummer.
With these you can create or even generate patterns and melodies you can use in your songs. In addition there's the guitar pro tab player which for me is really cool as I have huge collection of tabs.

There are few effects but they are the most important (Compressor, EQ, Delay and Reverb).

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Love both the Dongxiao and Qudi flutes and especially for the natural sound and playability.

The articulations and ornaments are adding so much and it's easy to get inspired.

https://youtu.be/T6tn2Wfy3Uw

Ample China Qudi (ACQD) is built on the latest development of the Woodwind Sample Engine, with 4.4 GB samples, including head and body articulations, FX sounds, as well as a select collection of improvised licks.

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Love both the Dongxiao and Qudi flutes and especially for the natural sound and playability.

The articulations and ornaments are adding so much and it's easy to get inspired.

https://youtu.be/T6tn2Wfy3Uw

Ample China Dongxiao (ACDX) is built on the latest development of the Woodwind Sample Engine, with 4.8 GB samples, including head and body articulations, FX sounds, as well as a select collection of improvised licks.

More reviews and tutorials at UDI AUDIO