Real Piano, Real Strings - PG Music Forums

If I had Real Piano (rythm (with arpeggio option) and solo) and Real Strings (synth may be) I might rarely need MIDI.

I'd also like a Real Electric Pedal Guitar that sounds like in the intro of Dolores O'Riordan's "Ordinary Day".

I second the RealPiano and RealStrings but I think they are already in the pipeline

There is the risk of overburdening BiaB with audio files. While this RT approach certainly adds realism to a variety of aspects of BiaB, I believe every effort should be made to restrict this audio load to such instruments that are darn difficult to simulate/emulate. These days there are magnificent VST instruments available making RT virtually obsolete for specific instruments such as -> piano and maybe -> strings.

I agree absolutely with MartinB

There is a lot of good VSTi emulating pianos and strings. For me, Real Tracks missing are:
Brass Section
Electric Rock Rhytm Guitar ala Keith Richards - Creedence CR - Status Quo
Electric Rock Solo ala Clapton - Santana
Electric Bass ala Rolling Stones - E-Street Band

JeanDa
Swiss musician living in Spain

mmm.. guys, I thinks VST-ing would consume more PC resources than reading a wma file from the disk.

Plus, all the RT work happens before the song ever starts playing.
Takes a bit to start, but that's better than doing the work during song play.

They sound the best on an album

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mmm.. guys, I thinks VST-ing would consume more PC resources than reading a wma file from the disk.

Plus, all the RT work happens before the song ever starts playing.
Takes a bit to start, but that's better than doing the work during song play.

There's no reason whatsoever that VST instruments can not be part of the WMA, if we are talking about a finished song.

If we are talking about styles, then they will necessarily be limited to what is prerecorded.

I believe as said in not overdoing things, though. Otherwise we might as well use Audio Karaoke for everything.