MusicRadar Verdict
Authentic Rhodes sounds on a budget!
Pros
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Authentic. Great value for money.
Cons
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None at the price!
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Captured in all its glory in the form of a 24-bit multisampled patch, Puremagnetik's recreation is mighty fine and features enough velocity levels to make it expressive to play.
The package also includes 60 Rhodes loops, and in the Live version you get some amp-modelling Racks (although we generally preferred the no-frills dry sound of the piano).
If you can't get satisfaction from mda's ePiano, the pocket-money-priced PM Mark One is a great alternative.
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