They were the first manufacturer I spent time with on my first-ever trip to Musikmesse, and they were such a great team of people.If you’re new to the concept of purchasing games online, Humble Bundle is a really nice place for you to start. I’m pretty excited to be writing about this freebie because I have a bit of a soft spot for Studiologic. Numa Player could be great if you like the sounds and need a straightforward live setup without a DAW. Numa Player functions as a standalone application and a plugin inside your DAW. In addition to the insert effects, you get a Master Effects section featuring Delay, Reverb, a 3-Band EQ, and MB Compressor. You also get up to nine integrated insert effects per part. The Numa Player can combine up to four sounds in a single program that you can save for the stage or studio. Each part also offers custom keyboard ranges and various settings. For example, Acoustic Pianos has Tone, String Resonance, Duplex, and Damper Noise. Strings & Pads offers some nice ensemble sounds and some pretty cool synth pads.Įach category or Part as Studiologic calls it has up to four dedicated sound controls. The Keys section provides a funky Clav, Harpsi, great Vibes, and accordions. If you fancy a slightly different approach to the electric piano, you could try the free Wavesynth EP Glow (full version of Kontakt required).
The Acoustic Pianos offer something vintage, something a little more modern, an upright, and an electric grand if you want to get your D’Angelo vibe going.Įlectric Pianos features the usual suspects, Rhodes, Wurly, FM. The categories include Acoustic Pianos, Electric Pianos, Keys, and Strings & Pads. Numa Player comes with four sound categories, each containing multiple variations. Studiologic releases Numa Player, a FREE virtual instrument for macOS, Windows, and iOS.
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