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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » September 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: are there any HARMONICA vst/dxi or nething available
t1mrhea
Posted: 16th September 2004 18:21
it would be cool to have
McLilith
Posted: 16th September 2004 18:50
Have you considered just sampling a harmonica? If your needs aren't too demanding, this should be fairly simple to do. Harmonicas don't cost much. You should be able to obtain a variety of them for little expense. Wink


take care,
McLilith
Falconmusic
Posted: 16th September 2004 19:36
i tried samples for this a few weeks ago...yesterday i got smart and i went to the local music shop and bought one for 5 bucks canadian (3 somehting american) about 2 pounds in jolly old england.
rogerperrin
Posted: 16th September 2004 21:11
You could always try PETI. It's a pumped reed organ emulation. You could probably get very close to harmonica, if not spot on. And it has some cool sounds. I liked the betas of it and now I'm waiting for payday so to get the real deal. Very Happy

RogerPerrin
Sicklecell666
Posted: 16th September 2004 21:16
The guy that made 'Spooky Keys' has one I think..

or was it a flute..?

Hit his site, google for spooky keys.

Later,
SaviorNeeded
Posted: 16th September 2004 21:29
Plugsound Free has a harmonica that's not too bad...

Tom
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