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FAB FOUR in Virtual Instruments Magazine
Thursday, December 6, 2007 |
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In all honesty, this was a library I didn’t expect to be very interested in. I found it admirable from an artistic standpoint that EastWest would go to the trouble of putting out what I expected to be a very esoteric product, but would anyone really be interested enough to open up their wallets? Wow, was I wrong. This is a charming sample library that grows on you the more you play it. It’s hard to imagine anyone not developing a severe crush on at least some of these instruments. (VIRTUAL INSTRUMENTS)
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Producer Nick Phoenix explores the different vocal sounds available in Voices of Passion.
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Nick Phoenix demonstrates a variety of instruments from Ministry of Rock.
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