FAB FOUR review KEYBOARD 02/2008

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FAB FOUR review KEYBOARD 02/2008

Saturday, March 1, 2008 |

Standouts for uncanny realism include, well, pretty much the entire library — the guitar sounds are so authentic they could have been lifted directly off the original multitrack session tapes. Fab Four absolutely nails the iconic instrument sounds created at Abbey Road Studios by the Beatles, George Martin, Ken Scott (who worked on engineering Fab Four, in fact), Geoff Emerick, Alan Parsons, and other producers and engineers on the Beatles’ many brilliant albums. It should also be said that if you’re looking to recreate the Beatles sound with other libraries, you really have to know what you’re looking for. In Fab Four, so much of the work has been done for you that, uh, all you need is love . . . of the Beatles! Bottom line: Fab Four is a major accomplishment, and entirely worth the money. (KEYBOARD)

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