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If you’re going to be playing around with your MIDI keyboard anyway, it’s nice to be able to work with high quality sounds, and LABS puts a ton at your fingertips. But the app does indeed support standard MIDI protocol, which means you can connect your MIDI keyboard through USB to start experimenting with the app.

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Its built-in features make it easy for you to get up and running with your beats, with genre templates for various popular styles of music, as well as the ability to start remixing included songs, which is a great way to learn the workflow and included tools. Multiple staves can be added for each of the instruments you’re looking to compose for, and individual instruments can even be set up as soloists. All instruments automatically organize themselves onscreen in the appropriate sections too. Spitfire Audio’s LABS encompasses a wide range of beautiful, organic sounding virtual instruments, including strings, guitars, pianos, brass, drums, vocals, percussion, synths, and experimental. There aren’t many gaps in their incredible library!So far as free “soft piano” sounds are concerned, yeah, LABS – Soft Piano might do a better job, but Atmos Piano is still quite solid for evocative, atmospheric, ambient piano sounds. Throw on a little reverb or delay and play around with it. I’m sure you’ll get some pleasing, usable sounds for projects requiring toned-down piano sounds. This one is a recent discovery for us, though it’s entirely possible you’ve come across Prism Audio’s Atmos Piano before.

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We’ve already covered Surge in multiple guides (and raved about it), so we won’t be going over all its features again. Suffice it to say, Surge is so versatile that you could create entire projects with it (without the need of relying on another synth – hardware, software, or otherwise).Waveform also comes with an FM synth, sampler, and micro drum sampler. Not a huge selection of tools, but still handy. Besides, the DAW is compatible with most VST plugins, and there might be a few virtual instruments on this list you’d like to install on your machine.

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And, if we’re being honest, there’s a near endless supply of free virtual instruments, DAWs, and apps you can take advantage of. So, if for whatever reason the above isn’t enough, you can always go looking for more. I suppose it could be argued that the best keyboard is one with multiple connectivity options, with internal sounds, the ability to send code to software recording, and the ability to plug it into an amplifier or speaker. As already noted, such options do exist, and they can be a little more expensive. Though simple and easy to use, MiniSpillage is also powerful. You might just be amazed at how many sounds you can create using this seemingly streamlined drum synth. Atmos Piano is simplistic. It only features a few controls. But again, for soft piano sounds, it’s quite reliable, and fun to play with. A great practice and recording tool overall. These virtual instruments “stay in their lane,” as it were, and though not configurable to the nth degree as some virtual instruments are, what they do, they do exceptionally well.

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The highly praised MiniSpillage features three synthesis algorithms, along with distortion effects and resonant filters. You get a single oscillator bass drum synth with pitch sweep, internal FM and harmonic controls, a flexible wooden drum with natural and synthetic timbres, and a six-oscillator closed and open hi-hat generator with noise source and dual resonant filters. That’s why we figured the MiniSpillage Compact Drum Synthesizer wouldn’t be a bad addition to this list. Waveform’s MIDI editor might seem intimidating at first (at least it was to me), but once you get used to it, you’ll be sequencing like a pro in no time. And there are an insane number of presets for grooves and chords, not to mention the ability to transpose and quantize on the fly. It just so happens that Waveform also has an amazing synth called 4OSC built right into it. It might not look like much from the outside, but it can produce a lot of different classic synth sounds, making it highly versatile. It also has multiple presets you can choose from, if you need a little inspiration, or don’t know how to dial in your own synth sounds.

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This is a powerful, sophisticated, feature-rich DAW designed specifically with beat making and compact MIDI keyboards/controllers in mind.That’s kind of what makes it a hard product to review, honestly, because you can do just about anything with it sound wise, though a lot of the sounds seem primitive, or video game inspired.