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SoundFingers Le Skank v1.2.3 [WiN, MacOSX]
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SoundFingers Le Skank v1.2.3 [WiN, MacOSX]

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Le Skank is a Unique Reggae Guitar instrument, designed to bring you the real sound of a Reggae Rhythm Guitar. You can play any style of roots music : from old-school reggae to modern dub. Easy to use but powerful. In Reggae Music the rhythm guitar usually plays on the offbeat of the song. The chords usually are dampened after striking so as to create a percussive short sound, which sound can be hard to get with classical virtual guitar instruments. This is now over, welcome Le Skank. I recorded my ESP guitar with splittable pickups to have a really homogeneous sound. There are 1710 chords samples, 3 velocity layers & 3 Round Robins for each chord. You can adjust the sound you want with the envelope, the filter and the included FXs. You can also play them on your keyboard or your pad controller thanks to the built-in keyswitch system. User guide and presets are included, and an update is coming soon.

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