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Mikko Maducdoc releases Milk Guitar v1.8 (beta)

Mikko Maducdoc Milk Guitar

Mikko Maducdoc has released Milk Guitar, a freeware strummable, midi-controlled diatonic guitar VST instrument for Windows PC.

Ever wanted to have that crunchy, evenly strummed guitar part for your recordings, but can’t get a clean take? Maybe you can’t really strum or your pro hands simply want to have a break. Whatever the case may be, here’s a FREE vst instrument from one of our artists, that can add a perfect rhythm to your song… Milk Guitar!

Milk Guitar features

  • A strummable, MIDI-controlled virtual instrument.
  • Contains a few well-sampled chords that are easy to play and and strum using your midi keyboard.
  • Several built-in effects including room and reverb controls, harmonics, bass cut filter, and the super-sweet stereo widening effect.
  • Transpose feature allows you to play in any key.

Additional guitar models are available from Mikko Maducdoc’s website.

Visit Mikko Maducdoc for more information and a link to download Milk Guitar.

3 Comments

  1. Mikko commented on Jul 17, 2008

    Hi! I’ve updated the current version with fresh samples, it’s now available. I’ve also uploaded new mp3’s to demonstrate its capabilities.

  2. Beatman commented on Jul 18, 2008

    I checked the audio samples out and this plug sounds great! The problem I have… is that it uses
    the .msi file ext, which I’m not crazy about!

    I prefer to manually install plugs when they’re not from commercial sources like CakeWalk, etc…

    Even though I don’t intend to download it… I think It’s a great plug.

  3. Mikko commented on Jul 19, 2008

    I’ve uploaded a ZIP download so you can manually copy the plugin to your vst folder. Thanks for the suggestion. :)

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