Great news today, I found a free virtual instrument for download, it's an acoustic guitar which is rare so it worth mentioning.
As far as I have tested it, this free virtual acoustic guitar (recorded on an acoustic Martin D 41) is very versatile & efficient. Sounds are very good, sampling has been done very carefully and cherry on the cake, Ample Sounds made it available for any format (VST, RTAS, AAX, AU) for Mac & Windows , so it's pretty cool !
The AGML is little bit smaller than its big sister just named AGM, the installer is only 670 MB (for the sampling is in 16 bits) whereas AGM is more than 5 GB. There are some other limitations but they aren't too painful that's why this virtual instrument is very useable... and again this virtual acoustic guitar is FREE !
Here is the description :
Sampling:
DFD(Direct from disk)
Controllable Resonance Sound
Rich Fingering Noise - more vivid and realistic
Original Total Start Time which makes the picked instrument sounds more natural
Each Cycle & Rhombic Sampling structure - Separate sample cycle for each note and vel layer to improve sample utilization
Technology:
Support AU(X64 X86), VST(MAC), VST(Windows X64 X86), RTAS
Doubling Guitars - different samples at L & R
CPS(Customized Parameters Setting), any button knob etc can be controlled by MIDI CC or Automation
Manual vibrato wheel designed specifically for guitars
Doubling Keyswitches - combine 2 techniques via pressing 2 keyswitches at the same time
Poly Repeater
Open String First Function
Strummer:
14 Strum notes + 28 playing modes for each chord
Strumming Legato - both Slide and HP can be played in strummer
Easy Strum Time Control via the velocity
Mute Depth
Customized Chords and positions on Select or Detect 2 modes
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