DSK Guitars Steel DSK Music January 25th, 2012 Romplers (real instruments) Virtual Instruments 24 Comments » free download, free downloads, download, downloads, descargar, descarga, descargar gratis, descarga gratis, vst, vsti, virtual instrument. Pedal Steel uses a unique layout allowing you to create harmonies underneath melodies without using multiple tracks. Of course, the instrument can be used in simple polyphonic mode (for chords w/ legato) or monophonic mode (for leads), but the real star is Harmonized Mono mode.
Pedal Steel There are few sounds that are as instantly recognizable as the Pedal Steel guitar. This library, which forms part of our Elastik Instrument Series, offers a versatile collection of beautiful musical phrases. The complexities of the instrument mean that it is very difficult to recreate as a virtual instrument. Electric Lap Steel Guitar The Ukulele Slide 1 Slide 1 (current slide) Slide 2 Slide 2 (current slide) Slide 3 Slide 3 (current slide) Slide 4 Slide 4 (current slide) Slide 5 Slide 5 (current slide).
Authentic and Distinctive
There are few sounds that are as instantly recognizable as the Pedal Steel guitar. This library, which forms part of the Elastik Instrument Series, offers a versatile collection of beautiful musical phrases. The complexities of the instrument mean that it is very difficult to recreate as a virtual instrument. However, with this extensive collection of performance-based loops, it is incredibly easy to add realistic Pedal Steel performances to your own music productions.
Beautiful Performance Phrases Full Of Character
The library contains 2.8 GB of sample data and 568 loops and phrases. These are split into two groups with 284 unique loops presented both dry (without effects) and processed (mainly with reverb added). This gives the user either instant ‘ready to use’ versions or full control by adding their own processing choices.
The phrases are organized by tempo, with original recording tempos ranging from 70 to 120 bpm. They are also recorded in different keys.
As with all the Elastik Instrument Series libraries, the playing and recording quality are of the highest standards. However, the recorded sound is consistent across all categories of loops. With Elastik’s powerful tempo-matching and pitch manipulation tools, it is therefore very simple to mix and match phrases between the different categories to build your unique performance.
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Great For Country But Equally Great For Other Music Genres
Pedal Steel is the perfect choice for country music producers and makes an ideal complement to our Country Loops library and soundtrack composers will find the library perfect for creating convincing country style cues. Pedal Steel is not just about traditional country music though. The instrument regularly finds its way into blues (try it with our Blues Colors library), Bluegrass and American Folk. However, don’t let that stop you experimenting. For example, added to some chilled Pop or RnB, the mellow sound of Pedal Steel can strike just the right mood. So, whether for more conventional country, or more experimental cross-over styles, the sound of Pedal Steel raises the bar and will slide right in.
Elastik Features
Ueberschall‘s Elastik Loop Player allows easy matching of loops in tempo, scale, key and pitch to your own song projects. The intuitive browser manages not only the loops of Pedal Steel but all Elastik libraries for immediate access to all samples. Functions such as resample, formant and reverse as well as an effective sequence mode allow creative sound design on the fly.
Attention: Please note that the backing loops used in the demo are not part of the library!
Credits: Pedal Steel Guitar played by Karsten Brudy
Free ELASTIK 3.5 Loop-Player is included in this product.
With its intuitive Loopeye editing environment, the high-quality pitch, key, scale and tempo manipulation algorithms and the huge collection of Elastik-ready sample libraries, spanning almost every conceivable musical genre, Elastik is a powerful workstation for loop-based musicproduction. It can be used either as a standalone application or as plugin within almost any DAW on both Windows and macOS platforms.
Mac:
- macOS 10.12 or higher
- 64 bit
Windows:
Pedal Steel Vst
- Windows 8 or higher
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I've got the NI Guitar Rig, too. It's a pretty good overall guitar amp/fx simulator. I suppose my biggest problem (and that of many of us who use computers) is that there is TOO MUCH choice. It'd be simpler if there were just a compressor, an eq, etc. But no, we've got dozen's of 'em...[grin]Right now, I'm pretty much relying upon the steel's tone by itself, with just a little bit of compression on it. I'm tracking without reverb or delay (I'll add those later) although I do put some in my cue mix when recording, just for feel.
There aren't too many 'fake' instruments on this project. In fact, aside from a pretty good VST synth copy of a Calliope (go try to find one of THOSE at your neighborhood music store....), everything is analog. Drums, bass, acoustic and electric guitars, mandolin, dobro, fiddle, harmonica, electic slide guitar, lap steel, etc. I didn't even use pitch correction on the vocals (though maybe I should have...). I'm not a purest, but I do like players who are actually living.
The nice thing about using a VST plugin is that you can change it after the fact. I can play my Tele straight in, recording it plain, and running it through the Guitar Rig VST. If I decide the Guitar Rig patch isn't what I want, I can change it later on. Sometimes this can get you into trouble, but it's been a nice option to have on hand.
I guess I was thinking that maybe some of the more computer savvy people here might have presets that they use.
thanks,
john