Replika Sound has announced the release of RSG05 Chorus Guitar, a guitar instrument library for Native Instruments Kontakt.
The instrument was made by combining two steel string guitars. It is designed to provide a resonant wide stereo sound or a shimmering mono tone.
No synthetic Chorus or Stereo-Width Effects are used; it is all naturally achieved. It comes in both Picked and Finger-played versions.
RSG05 Chorus Guitar features
- 8,230 Samples.
- True random-robin note selection (5 for the most used articulations).
- 11 key-switched articulations: legato (non vibrato), marcato, staccato, hammer on, pull off, slide up into note, slide down after note, fret noises, natural harmonics, sul ponticello (plucked near the bridge), sfx / percussive hits.
- A “Chord Mode” with strum speed and direction controls.
- One key triggered chords: 30 bar chord shapes, 26 common open chords, power chords for each note.
- Stereo width control.
- “Tremelo Picking Mode” with speed control.
- Vibrato key to provide a quick way of playing in vibrato on any articulation.
- Two display windows on the GUI – giving the name and constituent notes of each chord selected.
- Brightness filters and dynamic envelopes which automatically respond to the velocity of each note played.
- Page of effects units (eq, compression, delay, convolution reverb).
- Includes a “Lite” RAM saving version of each instrument (3 random-robins).
- All main features are fully MIDI automatable.
- All sounds were recorded with natural sustain and resonance (no loops).
The library is available for purchase for $40 USD. Requires full version of Kontakt 5.
More information: Replika Sound / RSG05 Chorus Guitar
