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The Electric Keys Black Friday deal takes 89% off Electric Keys - Tines by MeldaProduction, putting it at $8 until Jan 1, 2027.
Electric Keys Tines is an MSoundFactory instrument built around tine-based electric pianos. The maker says it pairs the mechanical feel of the late 70s and early 80s with modern precision, from bell-like tones to a gritty bark.
It is built on four historic models: the MK I, MK II 73, MK II 88 and MK V.
Melda describes the library as multi-layer sampled, and it includes release and pedal noises. The maker says the 73 gives you the raw bark and the MK V the crystal clarity.
The maker also says it stays CPU- and RAM-efficient despite the sampling depth.
The controls are focused rather than a full synth page. The main sections:
The built-in rack holds eight processors: Mod 1 and 2 (vibrato, tremolo, wah-wah, rotary and more), EQ, Compressor, Amp, Cab, Delay and Reverb.
You can drag and drop modules to reorder the signal chain. Putting tremolo before or after the amp gives different textures, according to the maker.
Each effect has two large main knobs for quick moves, backed by fine-tuning parameters.
The Globals tab handles polyphony (up to unlimited voices) to manage CPU use, plus master tuning, pitch and velocity ranges.
Locking lets your preferred global settings stay put while you browse presets.
If you already own MSoundFactory or MSoundFactoryLE, the maker says Electric Keys Tines is free to download through the internal installer page. You can also buy it on its own using the free MSoundFactory Player. Keep your install on the latest version.
Yes. The Electric Keys Tines Black Friday deal is 89% off, which brings the instrument to $8. The deal ends Jan 1, 2027. It is an MSoundFactory instrument from MeldaProduction covering tine-based electric piano sounds.
It is built on four sampled historic models: the MK I, MK II 73, MK II 88 and MK V. The library is multi-layer and includes release and pedal noises. The maker says the 73 delivers raw bark and the MK V crystal clarity.
The modular FX rack holds eight processors: Mod 1 and 2 (vibrato, tremolo, wah-wah, rotary and more), EQ, Compressor, Amp, Cab, Delay and Reverb. Drag and drop the modules to reorder the signal chain, for example tremolo before or after the amp.
Yes, if you own MSoundFactory or MSoundFactoryLE, the maker says you can download it free through the internal installer page. Without them, you can buy it separately and run it in the free MSoundFactory Player. Update to the latest version first.
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