This plug-in is brought to you by Big Fish Audio and it is personally one of my favorites. Electri6ity is relatively easy to use and it comes with 8 different virtual guitars that are out of this world.
The sounds are simply great. I honestly think this sounds as close to a real guitar as you can get. This virtual guitar sounds great immediately and it comes with a ton of effects and amps. It loads up easily with Kontakt and it has a simple layout. From the sounds to the interface, this virtual guitar simply rocks. All of the sampled guitars are recorded clean and this allows you to filter them and change the effects to your liking. Scoring Guitars 2 is brought to you by Heavyocity. This company is one of the premiere companies when it comes to cinematic productions and this electric guitar plugin is stunning.
It has a smooth interface, and it really provides for a nice workflow for your productions. You can expect pulses and phrases with this plugin.
They are short and sound crisp. Scoring Guitars 2 is your choice for cinematic music production. You will get a ton of use out of this plugin for different genres as well.
Bright Electric Guitar is an emulated strat that sounds beautiful. You get a lot of different strum patterns and variations of chords with this plugin as well. They have a bright twangy tone that I personally do enjoy. The price and the sounds. The sound quality that you get for the price is the main selling point with this plugin. Impact Sound Works are the creators of this plug-in and it is pretty awesome. Shreddage 3 has been long-awaited and for good reason; it seriously shreds.
If you listen to the samples, you will find yourself actually thinking that your listening to some of your favorite classic metal bands. For metal, this easily one of the currently available. I am a big fan of the clean tone on some the presets.
The layout is very simple and easy to navigate through. You can tell that Impact Sound Works spent some serious time here. Shreddage 3 delivers a powerful punch with endless possibilities.
Orangetree samples have some of the most realistic sounds on the market. They have a bunch of different sample packs for guitars that you can choose from, Rock Evolution just happens to my personal favorite. The reason why I have the Rock Evolution sample pack up here is because of the sound.
This is one of the most realistic plug-ins for the electric guitar to date. The crunch that you get on the electrics are is jaw-dropping. You can easily do articulations like palm mutes , divebombs , string slaps, and natural harmonics. The sample sounds come with different abilities in the picking. You can change the direction of the picking easily.
There is a built-in effects engine that gives you some great blues tones that you can use right off the bat. Overall, I am a big fan of the Rock Evolution pack. AmpleSounds are known for their metal and heavy rock guitar tones. With this plug-in, they have sampled the Gibson Les Paul. You can read more about acoustic guitar VSTs here. Some of the pre-sets take some tweaking to get them sounding more realistic, but after some practice, it will sound great.
You Get a ton of different effects pedals that really change up the tones quite nicely. This plug-in is great for solos and also for chugging along with darker chord progressions. The humanization settings are awesome. They really help make this plug-in feel real and in-depth. AmpleSounds is revered in the VST community for having some great realistic samples. I think this is a great instrument pack to try out. Overall, this is a solid VST that is worth a try.
I recently stumbled upon this option and I was pretty surprised that it was a free option. If you watch Youtube videos and compare, the tones that you get with this free guitar VST are pretty great.
I personally would describe the tones as brutal in a good way. Pretty surprising in this department to me.
The fact that is a free electric guitar VST is a huge plus. You should easily be able to use this plugin and you might fall in love with it seeing how it is free.
Follow the steps from the link and you should be all set. Below is a list that includes some great free options. Typically, the guitars sound pretty bad. It takes practice to learn how to record real instruments properly in order to get a good tone.
VSTS can immediately sound better than a real guitar. While some people may disagree with me here, I believe that you can do a lot with VSTS and that they can greatly help a recording. However, I would recommend one. I think MIDI controllers are amazing for music production. If you have a controller, you can simply play the notes on your keyboard, rather than having to hit computer keys.
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