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Whether you're laying down a funky groove or a jazzy chord progression, Ignition Keys provides loads of classic electric piano sounds that can enrich your songwriting palette. Get Ignition Keys 14. Vocal Colors Vocal Colors brings a range of expressive vocal sounds to your fingertips. The human voice is a powerful songwriting tool, and this Kontakt instrument allows you to explore vocal possibilities without needing a vocalist on hand. Whether you're writing parts for backing vocals or just experimenting with vocal textures as a part of your songwriting process, Vocal Colors can help to add a unique flavor to your songs. Get Vocal Colors 15. Session Guitarist: Electric Mint Session Guitarist: Electric Mint is the best software for songwriters who are looking to add authentic guitar sounds to their songs. Electric Mint is like having a session guitarist right within your DAW. It provides a variety of electric guitar sounds and playing patterns that are perfect for crafting catchy riffs, chords, or melodic lines. The versatility of this Kontakt instrument makes it one of the best music writing programs on this list, providing all the electric guitar sounds you need to express your song ideas fully. Get Session Guitarist: Electric Mint 16. Session Bassist: Icon Bass Session Bassist: Icon Bass is perfect for delivering realistic bass guitar sounds. Whether you're looking to lay down a smooth, walking bass line or a groovy, driving bass pattern, Icon Bass has the sounds and the flexibility to help you achieve your desired bass tones and rhythms. The authenticity and playability of this Kontakt instrument make it a valuable tool for songwriters, helping you to lay down the low-end foundation for your songs quickly and easily. Get Session Bassist: Icon Bass Start elevating your tracks with songwriting software

Accurately recreating guitars and amps is a complex business, luckily we’ve got you covered with true-to-genre sounds for every style of production. All our guitar and bass VSTs are expertly sampled by musicians at the top of their game. Plus, our amp plugins are built with cutting-edge ICM technology for an incredibly true-to-life simulation. The NI guitar VST plugin collection spans multiple eras and genres with wide-ranging acoustic and electric options. From folk to pop to heavy metal, you’ll get a faithful, sound, whatever your vibe. Here we’ve selected ten of our most versatile bass and guitar VSTs and virtual amps, including highlights from the popular Session Guitarist and Session Bassist series, and Guitar Rig 7.Explore our guitar VST plugins 1. Session Guitarist – Acoustic Sunburst Deluxe Unlock the sounds of a premium jumbo acoustic guitar with Session Guitarist – Acoustic Sunburst Deluxe. This versatile guitar VST puts rich and resonant tones at your fingertips with over 250 strummed and picked patterns that are perfect for a range of genres. Spark new songwriting ideas or add the perfect finishing touches to arrangements with both a pattern and melody instrument to choose between.From folk and bluegrass rhythms to rock and pop progressions, this acoustic guitar VST does it all at the touch of a key. Get Session Guitarist – Electric Mint 2. Session Guitarist – Electric Mint Get the signature sound of a solid-body electric guitar with 222 strummed and picked patterns across a range of genres. Electric Mint captures the legendary sound of one of the world’s most recognizable electric guitars. Faithfully sampled from an original 1960s USA model, this real guitar VST allows you to choose from a selection of chord progressions or play your own melodies.Whether you're crafting smooth and soulful grooves, delivering a powerful solo, or building funk basslines, this guitar VST plugin brings classic sounds to contemporary productions. Get versatile patterns and integrated MIDI chord progressions all within a single playable instrument. Get Session Guitarist – Electric Mint 3. Guitar Rig 7 Get a guitar amp plugin packed with guitar and bass amp simulators, studio effects, and pedals. Guitar Rig 7 uses machine learning thanks to Intelligent Circuit Modeling (ICM) technology to deliver amps with new levels of depth and realism. ICM reproduces the behavior of hardware devices from the ground up, so these amp simulators don’t just sound like real amps, they feel like them too.This latest version of the fabled Guitar Rig brings four new virtual amps and five new pedals, plus over 100 presets. Plus, the new Loop Machine Pro means you can jam along to tracks or layer ideas. Dive into a guitar amp VST that is all the gear at your fingertips without the hassle. Get Guitar Rig 7 4. Session Bass – Icon Bass The first in our Session Bass series, Icon Bass guitar VST captures a legendary electric bass, the first to feature active electronics. Carefully sampled from a popular 1989 USA-made model, this bass guitar VST instrument is

MusicRadar VerdictA lot of bass for your money. Cons-Feels a little plain. MusicRadar's got your backOur team of expert musicians and producers spends hours testing products to help you choose the best music-making gear for you. Find out more about how we test.For anyone new to the Talman design and styling, it’s a vintage design from the Ibanez stable - one which the company has obviously seen fit to reintroduce into its product range. This is one of the cheaper instruments of the nine basses that make up this range, but as we’ve said before, don’t assume that a cheap bass won’t be up to much - sometimes they punch well above their weight. So if retro looks on a bass at a budget price interest you, read on! BuildOur first impressions are that this is a little similar to the Ibanez ATK models, albeit without the large chrome bridge plate and triple coil pickup, and in terms of feel and playability, the comparisons are valid. For the Talman model, all nine basses feature a neck-positioned split-coil pickup and either a single-coil pickup or a humbucker in the bridge position. This mint green model sports a rounded body styling with a front chamfer and rear contour to aid comfort and playability. In our view, the rounded top horn could do with a slightly deeper cutaway to facilitate access to the upper frets, although the lower cutaway offers ample access. The three-ply tortoiseshell scratchplate contrasts very well with the mint green colouring, as does the dark rosewood fingerboard. The headstock styling is a little paddle-like, and there is some headstock bias both on and off a strap; nevertheless, it’s quite a pleasing bass to wear, with a substantial feel which will appeal to those players who like a bass with some substance. The player-friendly gloss neck profile is a fairly standard, rounded affair; the setup is pleasing enough and with no sharp fret ends, the setup and level of finishing is reasonable. With a 19mm string spacing and 40mm nut width, there is much to like. However, the strings on this model were certainly past their best and the controls felt a little slack, as though the placement screws were simply loose, which is a problem easily rectified. The horizontal jack socket is a novel touch, while the rest of the chrome hardware operates well and performs as required. This is

Wine-vstThis is a collection of some VSTs tested under Linux with Wine and LinVst.All the reported VSTs were tested with the indicated Wine versions (However, all the versions of Wine higher than the reported ones SHOULD work as well, pease report if you find out this is not the case).If you would like to add one or more VST to the list or if you find anything wrong in it, open an issue (or make a pull request). Remember to indicate the Distro and the Wine version you're using.NOTE: This list will never be complete, neither reagarding the tested distros and the Wine versions, nor the tested plugins. The main purpose of this list is to give you an idea about what you can expect to get working with LinVst, without messing with your system (If you're not using a completely unknown distro, in which case you may consider switching to something more popular).Tested VSTsMultiple reported Wine versions (e.g. 4.0-4.2) indicate that the VST was tested from the former version to the latter.✔ indicates a fully working plugin● indicates a working plugin, with minor issues✘ indicates the presence of some critical issues that make the plugin unstable/unusableVSTWorkingDetailsTested DistrosTested Wine VersionsAlesis Microverb✔Fully workingUbuntu 18.044.0Amplesound Ample Bass P Lite II✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3Amplesound Ample Guitar M Lite II●No MIDI drag and dropLinux Mint Debian 34.3Arturia Minimoog V✔Fully workingUbuntu 18.044.0Arturia V Collection✔Fully workingUbuntu 18.044.0Audio Assault BassGrinder Free✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault Defacer✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault FilterCrusher✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault Grind Machine II✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault Head Crusher✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault The Punch✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault Transient✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault Winchester✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/Audio Assault Druminator✔Fully WorkingUbuntu Studio 18.10/CK_Modules X-Jupitae Flexoid✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3CK_Modules X-Jupitae Wide-Boy✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3Clone Ensemble BassChorus✔Fully workingUbuntu 18.044.0Creative E-MU Proteus VX✔Fully workingUbuntu 18.044.0DVS Guitar✔Fully workingUbuntu 18.044.0DVS Saxophone✔Fully workingUbuntu 18.044.0Fxpansion BFD3✔Fully working, use version 3.2.3.3. Version 3.4.0.44 crashes on second loadMX Linux 18.24.7HoRNet SW34EQ MK2✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet Graffio✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet Tape✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet Spaces✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet AnalogStage✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet DeeLay Plus✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet LU Meter✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet ThirtyOne✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet Angle✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet TrackUtility MK2✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet ElliptiQ✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet Guitar Kit✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet Dynamics Control✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet ChannelStrip MK3✔Fully workingLinux Mint Debian 34.3HoRNet ELM128✔Fully

The USA stamp. She??s got a perfect orange label ... more 1965 Gibson EB-0 Short Scale Bass Guitar w / Original Case READ DESCRIPTION Missoula, Montana, 598**, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA $2796 Bass has some finish cracks all over the body. See pic 4, I??ve tried to capture it. Very common for its age. No major blemishes, but not mint condition. Mute still works great, all original pickups still sound like they did in the 60s. I have the original case, but it wasn??t easily accessible at the time of posting. I may have updated or would be happy to add pics if a serious buyer wants them. Case is in rugged condition. Thanks. Please ask questions before bidding. ... more Gibson L9S RIPPER 1976 Electric Guitar USA Vintage Rare Maple with Hard Case Chesterfield, Virginia, 238**, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA $3800 I bought this guitar around 1982. I played it in the high school marching band. It is a marvelous instrument that has always deserved a better player than myself. That being said, my only consolation in letting it go is that whoever owns it next plays the hell out it. They didn't call this model the Ripper for nothing and rock stars have long sought after this model built during this time. It sounds beautiful and it is painful for me to sell it. But I don't play it often and my home air ... more Gibson Ripper (L9-S) Bass Guitar with Seymour Duncan New Florence, Pennsylvania, 159**, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA $3500 Gibson Ripper (L9-S) Bass Guitar with Seymour Duncan. This bass is in very good condition. There are a few small marks located in the pictures. Feel free to ask questions, can send more pictures. Must have at least 10 positive comments to purchase. For sale in the United States Only ... more Gibson Victory Artist Bass 81' Blackfoot, Idaho, 832**, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA $3800 This a killer bass and a total P bass killer. Gibson released these to compete with the p bass and they are far, far, better quality. Mahogany body, Mable neck,

Creativemind Posts: 4909 Joined: 17 Jan 2015 Location: Stoke-On-Trent, England, UK Mint wrote: ↑14 Dec 2021Creativemind wrote: ↑14 Dec 2021I might've already asked this somewhere on here but don't recall getting a reply, is there a midi vst alternative to Bassline Generator anyone knows of?Check out all this guys VSTs. Might find what you're looking for. flow might be what I need. What I would like, is a plug-in that could analyse a chord progression in a clip (say 1 to 4 bars, any length really) and then come up with bass lines (maybe a few) that could fit and you could scroll or toggle through them and see which one fits best and maybe tweak it a little. I can come up with chord progressions easy enough and sometimes bass lines but coming up with more interesting bass lines than just off beat bass lines of the root note of the chord is what I want. Sometimes can stumble on something good by just humming a melody by ear but sometimes doesn't sound quite right in places and quite often not really happy with my results but obviously occasionally get happy accidents. QVprod Moderator Posts: 3516 Joined: 15 Jan 2015 Contact: 15 Dec 2021 Creativemind wrote: ↑15 Dec 2021Melodic flow might be what I need. What I would like, is a plug-in that could analyse a chord progression in a clip (say 1 to 4 bars, any length really) and then come up with bass lines (maybe a few) that could fit and you could scroll or toggle through them and see which one fits best and maybe tweak it a little. I can come up with chord progressions easy enough and sometimes bass lines but coming up with more interesting bass lines than just off beat bass lines of the root note of the chord is what I want. Sometimes can stumble on something good by just humming a melody by ear but sometimes doesn't sound quite right in places and quite often not really happy with my results but obviously occasionally get happy accidents.This is quite literally EZ Bass Creativemind Posts: 4909 Joined: 17 Jan 2015 Location: Stoke-On-Trent, England, UK 15 Dec 2021 QVprod wrote: ↑15 Dec 2021Creativemind wrote: ↑15 Dec 2021Melodic flow might be what I need. What I would like, is a plug-in that could analyse a chord progression in a clip (say 1 to 4 bars, any length really) and then come up with bass lines (maybe a few) that could fit and you could scroll or toggle through them and see which one fits best and maybe tweak it a little. I can come up with chord progressions easy enough and sometimes bass lines but coming up with more interesting bass lines than just off beat bass lines of the root note of the chord is what I want. Sometimes can stumble on something good by just humming a melody by ear but sometimes doesn't sound quite right in places and quite often