Pettinhouse Classic Guitar v2.1 [KONTAKT]

Stereo acoustic nylon guitar 24bit 96Khz finger style samples library for Kontakt Sweet sounding, warm, with solid bass, Dynamic sound Sweet sounding, warm, with solid bass. Perfect for any kind of finger style music ClassicGuitar 2.0 is a Classical Nylon Guitar Sample Library for NI Kontakt 5 or future versions. (It is NOT compatible with Kontakt Player, KONTAKT FULL ver only).It was recorded Stereo, dry without any effects. It has Key Switches, intelligent round robin for alternate notes, natural decay, natural vibrato muted samples. STRUM SPEED & STRUM STRUM SPEED allows you to adjust the speed of the strum, select the direction, upstrokes or downstroke. AUTO allows you to play freely the chords while an intelligent algorhythm switch automatically for you to Upstrokes or Downstrokes, sets the speed of the strums ( the upstroke are faster than the downstroke when you play a rhythm on a real guitar.). The algorhythm understands also when you play one chord or a series of chords. Let's say you want to play an intro made with one chord, it sets automatically the downstrokes just like with a real guitar. With the Velocity Range Knob you can set the velocity range where the strum speed is active. STRUM With these 5 buttons you can play a guitar technique called Pluck&Chuck in which the player plays chords or individual notes with the strings muted or even completely deadened which is very common in rhythm guitar playing. It is essentially adding muted notes to your strumming to add a more percussive sound to your guitar STRUM NOISES With the Strum Noises you've got separated strum noise samples from the notes. It is very difficult to.reproduce a convincing strumming on a guitar sample library, especially if the library were sampled playing with fingers that pluck one string. In fact, if you think about it, when you strum a guitar you hear notes but also a noise that the fingernails ( or the guitar pick ) produce when the strings are strummed. That's why I decided to add separated noises per key which reproduce that noise that you hear when you strum a guitar with your nails or pick. Each key has its own strum noise, in multi layer, and you can control the volume, speed, tune, the color and the stereo image of the strum noises.