Get the soul diva's piano sound in software
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Best music tech gear of the month: review round-up
June-July 2010: synths, FX, interfaces, mics… and the iPad
Ben Rogerson, Computer Music and Future Music, Fri 2 Jul 2010, 3:27 pm BST
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Roland Octapad SPD-30 (£629)
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Xfer Records Nerve ($199)
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FXpansion BFD Eco (£100)
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Magix Vandal (£155)
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Toontrack EZmix (£45)
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Universal Audio FATSO ($299)
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Universal Audio Manley Massive Passive ($299)
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Voxengo Deft Compressor ($100)
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Slate Digital Trigger Platinum (£255)
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Apple iPad (£429)
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Roland Lucina AX-09 (£549)
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Analogue Solutions Tereshkova (£1,820)
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XILS-lab PolyKB (€149)
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Echo Audio AudioFire Pre8 (£579)
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Allen & Heath ZED-10FX (£293)
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M-Audio Oxygen 49 (£135)
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Five12 Numerology 2.3 (£85)
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JZ Microphones Vintage 47 (£1,130)
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Native Instruments Alicia's Keys (£85)
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Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer (£59)
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NuGen Audio Stereoizer 3 ($99)
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“If you want Alicia Keys' piano sound, you'll want this.”
FULL REVIEW: Native Instruments Alicia's Keys
(Reviewed in Computer Music magazine issue 153)
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