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| Jan 13 2019 |
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| A big thank you for sharing this great plug-in |
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| Jun 14 2018 |
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5 / 5 |
| I love this, it's got some nice tones :) |
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| Apr 06 2018 |
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5 / 5 |
| Great sounding plugin with low CPU usage! Impressed as always with DD freeware!
DD, Thank you so much for all of your software! I just started producing this year, and your plugins have been instrumental (no pun intended) in all of my songs. Given my setup (poor college student), i'm unable to run CPU intensive plugins, so i really appreciate all of the hard work you've put into these efficient VSTs! Such a blessing man. I look forward to your future releases! |
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SoundPorn
Jul 30 2018 |
You can run more CPU extensive plugins you just have to learn how to freeze and flatten your tracks in your DAW afterwards. Don't keep them up running. Do what you need then either freeze it or even convert it to audio because most of the time it's the MIDI clogging everything up when it's constantly pulling samples sounds from the plugin thru the DAW. Audio is way easier to work with for a CPU. Also another huge factor is the bit depth and sample rate you're using in your DAW you honestly only need 16 n 44.1, or 24 n 48 at most. #StayInspired. |
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| Mar 31 2018 |
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| Muito bom mesmo..o melhor grátis! |
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| Sept 13 2017 |
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5 / 5 |
| I got the Lounge Lizard vst as part of a hardware purchase (part of a 100 bundle). This epiano blows it out of the water. Don't know the history of mr dead duck, but his vstis are incredible. The effects, less so - but sent into quality effects, his synths come alive in a very big way. |
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| Aug 28 2017 |
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5 / 5 |
| It is so nice. Using this in every Project. |
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| Jun 15 2017 |
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5 / 5 |
| Amazing plugin. Nuff said. |
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| Jun 10 2017 |
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5 / 5 |
| This is one of the best Electric Piano (Fender Rhodes) emulations I have ever heard (and I have heard a lot of them). Even more surprising is the fact that it is FREE. Dead Duck used the coding legally to update this great software from an old mda plug-in called mda e-Piano (which I have). The sounds in the mda plug-in were created from a real Fender Rhodes piano. mda's plug-ins are under the MIT license (mda gives you permission to use them). Dead Duck also credits mda in their DPiano-E plug-in (click on the upper half of the interface where it says Electric Piano for the credits). Dead Ducks version has been updated with a new GUI (which looks great) and is now also 64 bit. |
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