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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » December 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Favorite VSTi for acoustic emulation?
Rock
Posted: 2nd December 2002 13:04
Smile Ok guys lets get your opinions...

What are the best VSTi for acoustic instrument emulation for use acoustic rock, country, folk and acoustic jazz?


(Check out a similar post in the VST FX section on FREE VST FX for use in processing acoustic tracks
whyterabbyt
Posted: 2nd December 2002 15:16
Tassman?
patchworkcat
Posted: 2nd December 2002 19:44
Ticky Clav Wink
Chi
>^.^<
endmusik
Posted: 2nd December 2002 20:13
are you only looking for physical modeling? are soft samplers out of the question? if not - I say kontakt and a good sturdy bank of samples!
realmarco
Posted: 2nd December 2002 21:43
ticky-clav(for clavinet)
Loundge-lizard(for rhoes and wurly +others)
sampletank and other froms(sonic synth etc..check out the free version some really good sounds)
DmiFluter (will post an mp3 soon, well tweaked it can sound spot on)
dmihammer(or go to http://www.chickensys.com/exs/ if your cpu can`t r for free vibraphone samples..i)
Slayer
cheeze-machine (for a good cheezy string synth)
Absynth(for sounds you can`t come up with other Vsties)
Battery ( for drums and percussion, make sure you check out the free "ambient kit" http://www.kvr-vst.com/bank.php in the battery section excellent drums if you can`t afford DrumkitFromhell)
Dr-008 though its Pc only Sad
funky lime
Posted: 2nd December 2002 21:47
its not exactly an acoustic instrument simulation per se (although many would argue that your voice is an instrument), but... delay lama might go well with some folk music Laughing
patchworkcat
Posted: 3rd December 2002 18:52
Quote:
its not exactly an acoustic instrument simulation per se (although many would argue that your voice is an instrument), but... delay lama might go well with some folk music

Maybe in England hahahahaha! Wink DL is excellent!
Chi
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