04/23/2009

I bought the Suitcase Electric Piano standalone a few months ago, loved it, but had a few complaints about limited FX. Just downloaded the 2.0 version--huge improvement! It's like a whole new instrument with all the new FX control and layering possibilities. Excellent work, guys. It seems like you really listened to your customers.

Thanks for making a great product even better (and not demanding a premium for it!). I really want the clav and wurly with the new effects, seems awfully tempting now. Keep it up!

rockstar.dave @ yahoo.com

02/23/2009

I personally thing sound modeling and virtual synthesis is one of the most exciting uses for the modern computer for the current musician. Never before have these tools been available. Please listen. Just look at the price! That simple. I'm hardcore and it's on my drive. Try and enjoy.

Peter B.

Credits Include:
Live/studio performance and production, digital/analog recording, synthesis addict, pure and applied science major and general machinist.

Guelph, ON

02/02/2009

You wont find a better Rhodes sound for less money; or maybe even for quite a bit more cash. This program puts 99% of the built-in "electric piano" sounds on workstations and digital pianos to shame. The best $30 I've spent on musical gear in a long time... Suitcase Electric Piano

Thanks for making the Rhodes sound a realistic part of my setup, SONiVOX. Studio/gigging musician for fifteen years.

David Moore

Talent, Oregon

10/20/2007

I told you that the next time you'd hear from me was to tell you that I thought the Suitcase Electric Piano DVI was great. Well, after a week of tuning, I can give it a chiming endorsement..(No pun intended)

Of course, no physical tuning involved, just a week of working with VST plugs (modeling amps, Eq) to make it sound like the Rhodes I bought new in 1977! Somehow, I got it real close. BTW, I have had only minor maintenance on my 'real' Rhodes. Recorded at 192/24, they sound like twins. I am thrilled and grateful to Sonivox for making this happen.

Cordially,

David Heller