Electro Sitar, by Impact Soundworks
$99 USD
Bottom Line:
If you’re working in genres that call for this sound, or you’re interested in exploring beyond the usual Western toolkit, there’s a lot to like here. If not, it may end up as an occasional flavour rather than a staple.
Allura
$59 USD
Bottom Line:
Allura from Impact Soundworks is a fantastic sounding and simple instrument to use with a huge number of expertly performed and recorded samples phrases.
Impact Soundworks Momentum
Original review November, 2017
Bottom Line:
Momentum might have trouble cutting through the noise to show off its potential. It’s capable of very complex arrangements and grooves, but mostly it excels at simple, down to earth and usable every-day loops.
Impact Soundworks Acoustic Revolutins 3
$99 USD
Bottom Line:
Acoustic Revolutions is a good-looking, well-designed and executed package with a great sound and flexible rhythmic phrases.
Impact Soundworks Shreddage 2
Original review posted October, 2017
Bottom Line:
As an addition to, or total replacement for your actual guitar recordings, Shreddage 2 is a massive step up over anything that came before it. It is a complicated instrument to perform authentic parts with, so don’t go in thinking this is a quick fix – but the end results are well, well worth the time and effort.
Impact Soundworks Ventus Ethnic Winds Bansuri
$99 USD
Bottom Line:
This is a stunning instrument to play. I’m no expert in the genre, but even my rather amateur attempt at performing to a backing track sounded amazing.
