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StyrmanLjungberg
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Joined: 03 Feb 2006
Location: Östersund, Sweden

Posted: Wed Apr 12 2006 15:17 Instrument samples
Hi there! Just wondering if anyone know of a site that offers instand pay and download samples (like hardsoundz.com) but instead of synths I'd like some "real" instruments. Piano, organ, violin, guitar and so forth.. Would be great, since I'm expanding from doing old school to something more, or well, trying Or if you have something else to recomend. Remember I'm a student so my stack of money is not very big ;P edit: spelling..

Inge
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Joined: 04 May 2003
Location: Nieuw Lekkerland @ Holland

Posted: Wed Apr 12 2006 15:43
http://www.madtracker.org/plugins.php?author=custoMade Some outstanding well crafted virtual 'real' instruments. Although most of them aren't free anymore due to changes in the approach of the hosting site, plugindex.de.
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goose
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Joined: 11 May 2003
Location: aroundabout

Posted: Wed Apr 12 2006 15:52
Here's some free top notch orchestral samples http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/thesoundexchange/sound_samples/sample_libraries/

StyrmanLjungberg
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Location: Östersund, Sweden

Posted: Wed Apr 12 2006 16:24

Inge wrote:

http://www.madtracker.org/plugins.php?author=custoMade

Some outstanding well crafted virtual 'real' instruments. Although most of them aren't free anymore due to changes in the approach of the hosting site, plugindex.de.

Didn't understand much of that ;P

@goose
Yeah, I found those! Great stuff! Very Happy

bigandymac
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Joined: 18 Nov 2004
Location: Leeds UK

Posted: Wed Apr 12 2006 16:46
if you want to go the vst route then http://www.garritan.com/ has orchestra jazz and big band plugins. theyre not cheap, but theyre as good as you will ever get without an actual orchestra. andy

StyrmanLjungberg
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Location: Östersund, Sweden

Posted: Wed Apr 12 2006 22:21

bigandymac wrote:

if you want to go the vst route then

http://www.garritan.com/

has orchestra jazz and big band plugins. theyre not cheap, but theyre as good as you will ever get without an actual orchestra.

andy

They seem really nice!
But as I said, I'm a broke student Razz

Isn't there anything with atleast descent quality that's not too expensive? ^^

G3ronimo
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Joined: 27 Dec 2005
Location: The Netherlands, Wezep

Posted: Thu Apr 13 2006 10:20

StyrmanLjungberg wrote:

bigandymac wrote:

if you want to go the vst route then

http://www.garritan.com/

has orchestra jazz and big band plugins. theyre not cheap, but theyre as good as you will ever get without an actual orchestra.

andy

They seem really nice!
But as I said, I'm a broke student Razz

Isn't there anything with atleast descent quality that's not too expensive? ^^

*coughlimewirecoguh* Razz

www.soundsector.net

Inge
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Posted: Thu Apr 13 2006 10:26

StyrmanLjungberg wrote:

Inge wrote:

Didn't understand much of that ;P

Ehm. What exactly didn't you understand? I referred to vst instruments that imitate real instruments (and do so in quite a convincing way).

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StyrmanLjungberg
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Location: Östersund, Sweden

Posted: Thu Apr 13 2006 10:52

Inge wrote:

http://www.madtracker.org/plugins.php?author=custoMade
Ehm. What exactly didn't you understand? I referred to vst instruments that imitate real instruments (and do so in quite a convincing way).

Sorry I was unclear.
I meant I didn't understand anything of the dutch site I ended up at Razz

Inge
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Posted: Thu Apr 13 2006 11:34

StyrmanLjungberg wrote:

Inge wrote:

http://www.madtracker.org/plugins.php?author=custoMade
Ehm. What exactly didn't you understand? I referred to vst instruments that imitate real instruments (and do so in quite a convincing way).

Sorry I was unclear.
I meant I didn't understand anything of the dutch site I ended up at Razz

It's german, for that matter, but I see your point now. I just quickly ran through them, and apparently you need to have a paid subscription to download any of these instruments. Pity, because they sound beautiful.

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StyrmanLjungberg
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Joined: 03 Feb 2006
Location: Östersund, Sweden

Posted: Thu Apr 13 2006 11:52

Inge wrote:

Dutch, german, all sound and look the same to me Razz

Ok, thanks anyway..
Guess I just may have to save lods of money or get a really good mic, soundcard and that stuff and sample it myself..

goose
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Joined: 11 May 2003
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Posted: Thu Apr 13 2006 13:49
StyrmanLjungberg check your PMs

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