This page about Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer is a stub. You can help improve it:

Pricing and availability

* Product prices and availability are updated by Equipboard every 24hrs and are subject to change. Equipboard may receive compensation for purchases made at participating retailers linked on this site. This compensation does not affect what products or prices are displayed, or the order of prices listed. For more information, please refer to our affiliate disclosure.

Description

Transform your music production with the Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer, a versatile and precise tool designed for musicians seeking authentic electric piano sounds. This plugin expertly emulates the classic models that defined the sound of numerous hits, from smooth jazz to rock and pop.

The EVP88 is a part of Logic Pro's suite of software instruments, providing a comprehensive range of electric pianos with realistic sound and feel. Its advanced modeling technology captures the nuances of real instruments, offering a stunningly accurate reproduction that will elevate your tracks. The user-friendly interface allows seamless integration into your workflow, making it easy to customize sounds to suit your creative vision.

From bright and punchy to warm and mellow, the EVP88 delivers a wide spectrum of tones. It is equipped with an array of controls for tailoring the sound, including adjustments for key click, tremolo, chorus, and phaser effects. This makes it ideal for both live performances and studio recordings, ensuring that your music always hits the right notes.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive electric piano modeling with a variety of classic sounds
  • Advanced sound shaping controls including key click, tremolo, and chorus
  • Seamless integration with Logic Pro for streamlined production
  • Realistic touch response for an authentic playing experience
  • Suitable for a wide range of music genres, from jazz to rock
macProVideoDotCom

macProVideoDotCom

Logic 208: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 - 2 Exploring the Basic controls

Video thumbnail for Logic 208: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 - 2 Exploring the Basic controls by macProVideoDotCom

Logic 208: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 - 2 Exploring the Basic controls

macProVideoDotCom

macProVideoDotCom

Video thumbnail for Logic 208: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 - 3 Behind the Vinyl Veil by macProVideoDotCom

Logic 208: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 - 3 Behind the Vinyl Veil

macProVideoDotCom

macProVideoDotCom

Video thumbnail for Logic 208: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 - 1 Origins of the Electric Piano by macProVideoDotCom

Logic 208: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 - 1 Origins of the Electric Piano

macProVideoDotCom

macProVideoDotCom

Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer.

Setup and maintenance

  • Slightly staggering note start times in the piano roll can reduce click intensity in EVP88's Classic Suitcase Mk I preset.

    Source

Features and functionality

  • The Enveloper plugin in Logic's Dynamics section can help reduce clicks by controlling high-frequency transients in EVP88.

    Source
  • The new Sampler in Logic offers a quick one-shot drag and drop window, allowing for stacking effects, which some users find more powerful than the previous EXS24.

    Source
  • Some users find the new Sampler's LFOs and phasers active by default, requiring adjustments for a clean sound, which can be a learning curve for newcomers.

    Source
  • EVP88 can mimic a Rhodes or Wurlitzer with effects like low-pass filtering, overdrive, and tremolo to achieve a darker, vintage tone.

    Source

Software and compatibility

  • Third-party plugins like Waves Trans-X Multi and Izotope Alloy 2's transient section are effective for handling high-frequency transients without volume loss.

    Source
  • The Vintage Electric Piano is essentially the EVP88 with a new UI and added drive and model algorithms, maintaining full compatibility with older projects.

    Source

User experience

  • Owners appreciate Logic's commitment to backward compatibility, ensuring older projects using discontinued plugins still open with the original plugins intact.

    Source
  • The Vintage Electric Piano, despite updates, remains sonically compatible with EVP88, allowing seamless integration into ongoing projects without compromising sound.

    Source

Use cases and applications

  • A Rhodes with heavy saturation, possibly from Waves Retro Fi or a vinyl emulator, enhances vintage sound, suitable for lo-fi music styles.

    Source
  • Electric piano sounds in Logic can be enriched by compression with slow attack and fast release, paired with tape saturation and amp simulation for a jazzy effect.

    Source

Comparisons

  • Some users suggest that a Rhodes sound can be enhanced with tape/vinyl wow and flutter effects, contrasting with the EVP88's default presets.

    Source

4.0 out of 5

Based on 0 Reviews and 2 Ratings

5 star
4 star
3 star
2 star
1 star

Artist usage

Add artist
See how Paul van Dyk uses Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer

Paul van Dyk

Music Producer, DJ

BT & Paul van Dyk

...
Verified via Archive

"In Logic I use the ES1, ES2, EVP88 and the like."

See how Grum uses Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer

Grum

Music Producer

...
Verified via Photo

in this picture you can see a few clips labeled EVP88

See how Klahr uses Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer

Klahr

Music Producer

...
Verified via Twitter

Klahr uses the Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer for the electric piano sound on track 37, as mentioned in his tweet.

See how Stephen Duffy uses Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer

Stephen Duffy

Singer

Duran Duran

...
Verified via Soundonsound

pace considerations — Duffy's room at AIR was fairly small — dictated much of the equipment that he and Williams used during this early writing period. In addition to Duffy's guitars the duo mainly used a couple of keyboards, among them a Clavia Nord Lead, and Logic soft synths and plug-ins. "My little room wasn't large enough to have loads of keyboards set up," says Duffy, "so we used soft synths like [Spectrasonics] Stylus, Trilogy and Atmosphere, [NI] Reaktor, Logic 's ESX24 sampler and instruments, mostly the EVP88 Rhodes. Other soft synths we used a lot were the Moog Modular synth and the M-Tron Mellotron plug-in."

Genre Usage

Based on how artists on Equipboard use this gear, it is most commonly found in the following genres.

Used With

Based on how musicians on Equipboard use Apple Logic EVP88 Software Synthesizer, it is most commonly used with the following gear.

More Apple Synth Plugins

u-he Repro

$49.00 - $149.00

# 10

Rank

Madeon Disclosure The Midnight
11 artists using
u-he Bazille

$108.50 - $129.00

# 15

Rank

Christopher Franke The Thrillseekers TehCarterPSpartan
6 artists using
Arturia ARP2600 V

$119.00 - $149.00

# 20

Rank

Christopher Franke Tosca MOLECULE
6 artists using
FabFilter One

$39.00 - $55.00

# 24

Rank

Deadmau5 Noah "40" Shebib Virtual Riot
11 artists using
u-he Zebra2

$49.00 - $199.00

# 33

Rank

Oneohtrix Point Never Hans Zimmer Armin Van Buuren
43 artists using

Community setups

Similar

Gear Guides