Percussive Acoustic Guitar Samples

[morelia]

I found this one but that is it. Not sure I like the sound much more than what I can do myself. Although that may be because the demos don't really show it off particularly well. I'll probably buy it if I have to but I'd rather find something else.
https://soniczest.com/percussive-guitar/

I'm looking for samples (would prefer one hits) or an instrument of hits and percussion from all over the guitar. Not chasing melodic or chordal content. Any others out there I have missed. Would prefer free or reasonably low price.

[morelia]

That's what I thought. I did find one other Wiesel Audio or something like that but it was more an effects version of percussion. I'm chasing something more raw.

[DSmolken]

Some stuff like that in my free Shinyguitar - a few hit locations with round robins. Not much, though.

[Michael L]

https://www.sampleism.com/Old-Timer/pro ... t-library/
Plinks from vintage guitars, a ukulele, a banjolele, a music box, toy instruments, a beaten-up piano, kitchen glasses and a bicycle wheel. Samples are .ncw

[morelia]

Some stuff like that in my free Shinyguitar - a few hit locations with round robins. Not much, though.

Thanks, will check that out.

[morelia]

https://www.sampleism.com/Old-Timer/pro ... t-library/

Thanks for that. Pretty cool, but not what I am after. More chasing the sound of hands on wood. No not that kind.

[Michael L]

How ‘bout a cajon?
https://www.kontakthub.com/product/cajo ... t-library/

[morelia]

Although I'm really specifically looking for acoustic guitar percussion that is a pretty good Cajon library. Might have to pick it up.

[Michael L]

I think the cajon (filtered?) may be best.
By the way, here's the Hendrix total destruction percussion and it's free.
https://vstbuzz.com/freebies/strashed/?ref=3

[jancivil]

For this kind of thing I use VSL Upright Bass library, a patch called Body Noises, 32 of them, some a bit similar. Banging on the big bass. Definitely not processed, natural. Some reverb and it's pretty moody ime.

[morelia]

I think the cajon (filtered?) may be best.
By the way, here's the Hendrix total destruction percussion and it's free.
https://vstbuzz.com/freebies/strashed/?ref=3

Not sure but first impression was great. Thanks. Have downloaded and will check harvest the good stuff.

[morelia]

For this kind of thing I use VSL Upright Bass library, a patch called Body Noises, 32 of them, some a bit similar. Banging on the big bass. Definitely not processed, natural. Some reverb and it's pretty moody ime.

It's cheaper than I thought it would be but still a bit much just for the body hits. Shame I can't just buy the hits.

[donkey tugger]

An idea a bit out the left-field (i.e. I haven't really thought about it, not tried it, so it probably wont work....) but how about using acoustic guitar IRs together with some short, dry percussion samples?

There's a selection of free ones here if you scroll down;

https://line6.com/support/topic/16855-a ... -response/

[DSmolken]

If you're OK with double bass samples and don't want acoustic guitar specifically, I've done that too - eight percussion sounds with five RRs (but no velocity layers) in Meatbass. https://www.karoryfer.com/karoryfer-sam ... a/meatbass

[morelia]

Thanks, I'll give them all a try. Basically I'm not a percussive guitar player but I'd like to use some of that for live backing tracks. So anything in that ball parks, hit guitars, cello, cajon etc will do nicely.