"You know the great thing about these instruments, besides the fact that they sound good, is that you can really play them and they tuck in a track very well. These instruments are a lot of bang for the buck and I find myself using them more and more."

In 1990, George Duke was named "R&B Keyboardist Of The Year" by Keyboard Magazine for the second consecutive year. Other honors include Grammy nominations for his production of "We Are The World" by the Children Of The World; "Sweet Baby" by the Clarke/Duke project; "Let's Hear It For The Boy" by Deniece Williams; "Stay With Me Tonight" and "On The Wings Of Love" by Jeffrey Osborne; and "Fumilayo" by Dianne Reeves. Tutu, by Miles Davis with selections produced by George Duke, won a Grammy in 1986. Both Miles Davis Amandla (selections produced by Duke) and Al Jarreau's Heart's Horizon (produced entirely by Duke) received Grammy nominations in 1990.

George Duke has performed and recorded with artists such as Cannonball Adderley, Nat Adderley, Airto, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Stanley Clarke, Billy Cobham, Pete Escovedo, Earth Wind & Fire, Larry Graham, Joe Henderson, Michael Jackson, Al Jarreau, Quincy Jones, Jean-Luc Ponty, Flora Purim, Sonny Rollins, John Scofield, Cal Tjader, and Frank Zappa.

"For some weeks now, I've been using the Manytone products and I can say that I'm really happy with them! The samples are of superb quality and all the presets are highly playable indeed! I tried the ManyBass demo on my pc, and then purchased the full version as I desperately needed a solid bass-sound to finish a backing tape I was working on at that time. I replaced my old bass library and also bought ManyGuitar, ManyOne and ManyStation. All the sounds sit perfectly in the mix and they are really a welcome addition to my VST collection!

Just hear for yourself, you won't regret it."

Rene Kaaij is a blind musician/producer from the Netherlands. He uses our products with a braille reader and with text to speech software. He has recently released his first album "Run Up The Sails".