VST Instruments

VSTi stands for Virtual Studio Technology instruments. VSTi is at the heart of our music production. Over the last few years the quality of these instruments has improved dramatically and the price has also reduced. This means that although not cheap, they are more affordable by today's computer musicians, but getting the desired results is more difficult. A knowledge of arranging is extremely important and also the ability to play these instruments from a keyboard or other MIDI controller. It is possible to have a virtual orchestra at your fingertips that really sounds like an orchestra so long as you know what to play, when to play and which instrument plays which part. Indeed, many big film music producers now use VSTi technology to keep costs down in a world of tighter budgets and time saving.

We use the following VST Instruments:

SPECTRASONICS - Stylus RMX, Omnisphere, Trilion (NEW!)
TOONTRACK - Superior 2.0, EzDrummer (All EZX Expansions)
SCARBEE - Red Bass, Black Bass, Blue Bass (NEW!)
NATIVE INSTRUMENTS - Absynth, Akoustic Piano, Elektrik Piano, Kontakt 3.5, Massive, B4II, Battery 3, Kore 2
AMG - Kick Ass Brass
EAST WEST/QUANTUM LEAP - Symphonic Orchestra Gold PLAY, Bosendorfer 290, Gypsy PLAY, Rare Instruments RA, Stormdrum, Collossus, Hardcore Bass
PETTINHOUSE - Direct Guitar 2.0, Warm Jazz
SAMPLEMODELLING - The Trumpet, Mr Sax T
VSL - Double Bass, Tenor Sax
MUSICLAB - Real Guitar, Real Strat

Plus a host of sample libraries used with Kontakt and various synths from Roland, Yamaha & Korg - Processing from UAD and Waves.
DAW Host - Cubase 5