DSK releases AkoustiK GuitarZ
DSK Music has released AkoustiK GuitarZ, a freeware VST instrument for Windows PC.
AkoustiK GuitarZ features
- 4 acoustic guitar types.
- Amp. envelope and fine tuning.
- Stereo spread and portamento.
- 3 effects: Flanger, Delay & Chorus.
- Velocity response.
Download AkoustiK GuitarZ below (3.1MB)
DSK AcoustiK GuitarZ Downloads: 8118 times
Visit the DSK VSTi page for more freeware plug-ins.
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I’ve tried to download Accoustic GuitarZ several times over the last week and each time it’s been unzipped I get a file damaged or file corrupt error message .Can you help please?
Thanks
Vic
Hi Vic, are you using a download manager? If so, try without (i.e. right-mouse click and save as…)
Hi ronnie,
Thanks for your comment.I don’t use file managers so that’s not the problem.I’ve also tried right click and save as, but I get the same result on unzipping the file. I tried downloading another DSK file and got the same result. I then downloaded a couple of files from another site and there was no problem when they were unpacked.Went back to DSK and downloaded the guitarz file again incase there was some sort of glich and got the same corrupt error messages. I hav’nt got a clue what else I can do. Can you help please.
regards.
Vic
No idea really, I’ll contact you by email and sort things out.
Cheers,
Ronnie
Hey When i download it and unzip it only shows a .Dll file and a read me filer … please help :)
@Aser: That’s right. You’ll need a host to use the VST plug-in.
Check this wiki page to learn more about VST.
@ASER
lol, what?
try reading the README that’s there.
also, copy the dll to your music program’s VST or VSTi folder.
I downloaded Reaper what shall I do now to use the AcoustiK ?
In Reaper you can add a new track with a VST plug-in. Check the Insert menu for “Insert virtual instrument on new track”.
Also, more info on how to add VST’s etc. in the manual.
that was quick Roonie , thanks again :)
SOrry but where shall I put the .Dll file ?
In the VST path as defined in REAPER. Check here: http://www.cockos.com/wiki/ind.....ing_a_VSTi