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Safwan Matni - Strings

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Software: Strings
Developer: Safwan Matni
Primary Type: Strings / Orchestral
Price (MSRP): Free
Instrument(s): VST
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Windows 1.0 DownloadReleased

Copy Protection: None
Average User Rating: Average rating - 10.000

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Strings
Strings is a simple vintage string emulator. It does not have any controls and is limited to a single patch with filters that respond to velocity.
Made with SynthEdit

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By Jay Sherman
On 3rd April 2007
Version: 1

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It's rather difficult to write a 1000 character (required) critique for a simple one sound VST but I liked these strings so much that I'm going to try.

I found this sound pleasantly full bodied. Also the notes come up to full strength very quickly, which was important for a fast paced song I'm tweaking that has strings in the lower octaves.

Occasionally I like to just improv on the keyboard for ideas and this is my number one pick for a sound to do so with.

As a one sound VST, there really isn't an interface, and of course it's a "one trick pony" and that's fine. It doesn't need a manual. It doesn't have nor need any presets. I haven't needed customer support. Is it a good value for the money? Time is also Money, and with that said, it's still a great value for the time/money. It has been perfectly stable.

Rach's Prelude in C# minor sounds very good on it. Messing around in C# sounds real good in general. The high pitched notes sound very smooth as opposed to piercing.
 
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