Virtual Midi Controller v3.1 WiN

TEAM CHAOS | 27 December 2013 | 7.3 MB

General purpose midi controller.

EDiROL Virtual Sound Canvas v1.60 WiN

Team: ASSiGN | 31 JANUARY 2010 | 6.96 MB

Virtual Sound Canvas Multi Pack

VSC-MP1: Virtual Sound Canvas allows you to take MIDI files and customize them to suite your taste. Use the Playback List function to store and retrieve your compositions. Export your finished files into popular multimedia applications as .WAV or .AIFF file formats. MIDI made easy.

Vandal v1.112 WiN

Team R2R | May 14 2019 | 29.55 MB

Virtual Guitar & Bass Amplification

Vandal is the only guitar and bass amplifier that combines the characteristic sound and feel of a real hardware setup with the advantages of a software application – all for you to enjoy on your computer! Every step and component of the amplifier, from the tube to the speaker coils, is virtualized. Physical modeling technology guarantees great sound without compromise, whether during studio recording sessions, band rehearsals, or live gigs! The intuitive program interface is based on workflows that are optimized for guitar and bass players who are familiar with these kinds of work processes from working with hardware.

DTM SY01 v1.0 VSTi x86 WiN

PeaceOut | 30.12.2009 | 8.11 MB

Virtual Analog Synthesizer

* 1 LFO * 2 OSCILATOR * 1 FILTER * 1 CHORUS * Factory Presets * Step Sequencer

IRON2 v1.0.0 WiN

Team V.R | 03 October 2021 | 14 MB

(Win64; AAX*, VSTi)

Brushed, polished and better than ever

Pay tribute to the gods of rock with roaring riffs and power chords with version 2.0 of IRON, our legendary Virtual Guitarist. Now completely overhauled and improved: Play your own riffs, choose from a selection of stomp box effects, and enjoy the entirely re-recorded samples and phrases.

Virtual Amps Bundle WiN

TEAM V.R | 29.10.2021 | 54 MB

.:Win64; VST3, VST, STANDALONE:.

Using Virtual Vocalists

HiDERA | 22 September 2021 | 1.88 GB

Course diving deeper into the world of vocals by scrapping the mic altogether to look at Using Virtual Vocalists. With the popularity of synthesized vocalists growing to the point of selling out live gigs in Japan, this is a topic that demands a closer look. From the (slightly disturbing) history to where we are now, Matt checks out some of the software available both free and paid, and demonstrates how they sound and how we can make them more expressive. Do you already, or are you tempted to use them yourself? Check it out and let us know!