Electro Sitar, by Impact Soundworks
$99 USD
Bottom Line:
If you’re working in genres that call for this sound, or you’re interested in exploring beyond the usual Western toolkit, there’s a lot to like here. If not, it may end up as an occasional flavour rather than a staple.
Impact Soundworks Momentum
Original review November, 2017
Bottom Line:
Momentum might have trouble cutting through the noise to show off its potential. It’s capable of very complex arrangements and grooves, but mostly it excels at simple, down to earth and usable every-day loops.
Spitfire Audio Ambient Guitars>/strong>
$299 USD
Bottom Line:
A unique approach to the guitar, this library offers real out-of-the-box thinking with plenty of scope for expansion and experimentation for the user still to be found.
Impact Soundworks Acoustic Revolutins 3
$99 USD
Bottom Line:
Acoustic Revolutions is a good-looking, well-designed and executed package with a great sound and flexible rhythmic phrases.
MusicLabs Real LPC
$139
Bottom Line:
Anyone spending the time to dig deep will be rewarded with the most responsive and realistic sounding guitar sounds.
Native Instruments Electric Sunburst
$99 USD
Bottom Line:
For the first time, I can comfortably say there is a sampled electric guitar instrument now that sounds equal, if not somewhat better than the original.
