Les mots que l'on ne sait pas dire: Uses MusicLab RealGuitar Classic (nylon string in this case).Love Holds On (AC Ballad Remix): Uses NI Session Guitarist - Picked Acoustic.Dream a Mighty Dream: Uses Indiginus "The Ukulele".If you'd like to hear some examples, if you go to my TAXI page (see the signature block below), here are a few specific examples: I think they might possibly have a good compromise between the actual real playing in the UJAM and NI types of products and the flexibility of MusicLab's stuff. On balance, though, there is more flexibility.Īnother developer whose products look like they might be interesting, but which I haven't tried for acoustic guitars yet (only for Ukulele) is Indiginus. I've also used the MusicLab stuff for strumming occasionally, but it's tougher to make believable.
Virtual Guitarist AMBER) are also worth a look (they are developed by some of the same people as the old Steinberg Virtual Guitarist products, which I've used quite a bit over time). If I'm looking for strummed parts, in addition to the NI stuff mentioned already, the UJAM products (e.g. If I'm looking for finger-picked or melodic acoustic guitar parts, though, I tend to use MusicLabs' RealGuitar more frequently than anything as it tends to do a good job in interpreting what I do on a keyboard into "guitaristic" characteristics. I've really liked the Native Instruments Session Guitarist series, including both of the Strummed Acoustic packages and the Picked Acoustic package (also the Electric Sunburst, but that is Les Paul, not an acoustic).
If you want a more comprehensive list of products I use on this front, you can check the Guitars and Basses section on, but I'll mention a few here. Since I'm a keyboard player, not a guitarist (I can play a few chords, but can't change between them well, and I don't even have access to a guitar at this point), I use VST instruments extensively for guitars. It seems that more and more tracks that I've been hearing in libraries, feature the vst acoustic guitar. Also what's your experience with submitting tracks using vst versus real acoustic guitar? I definitely prefer the sound of a real acoustic guitar but I find it's a lot more work to record clean and edit.
Can anyone recommend a good acoustic guitar vst with a realistic sound? I was thinking of looking into Kontakt.
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