John Lehmkuhl () has published large number of solid Libraries for NI and Spectrasonics over several years.

Tough to sort through huge content comparions, but recently found this of interest. Have very limited UVI, lots of Kontakt5 & most Spectrasonics, incl. As a piano player, I already have a decent virtual grand, a few electrics and organ sounds, and I'd rather spend my limited funds on VIs that improve one's ability to render instruments that don't naturally lend themselves to the percussive dynamics of hammering on a keyboard. But it's several orders of magnitude of overkill for me and I don't need it. I am certain the patches are outstanding and the price is, again, more than reasonable for what you get. Omnisphere 2 is 100% rock-solid in Reaper here, Spectrasonics makes great stuff, and the price for O2 is actually really good if you consider the quality, and add up all the functions and features you get with it and then tried to gather a similar tool set piecemeal.īut I'm not interested in Keyscape. everything under the sun.īut if you don't, then you will not be disappointed. I have so many pianos and keyboards already, from grand concert to electric to vintage organs. That said, I'm not sure whether I'm going to go for this. Zero problems with Omnisphere 2 in Reaper. I have Omnisphere 1/2 (actually 2 incorporates all of 1) and I can assure that the guys at Spectrasonics are SPECTACULAR, their products are top notch.

I think he's the best piano player I've ever heard. probably with UVI for Ravenscroft or Cantabile for Ivory II American Concert D.Īnyways, here's a video. I've only done this type of thing once or twice before. I am please asking if anyone would comment on whether they think that it will work good in Reaper? It looks/sounds like it might be really good. There is a company called Spectrasonics that is releasing a new VST called Keyscape.

How big is keyscape