6 Jan
2013
6 Jan
'13
11:09 p.m.
On 06/01/13 05:54, Tim Goetze wrote:
[Dave Phillips]
The Pianoteq Rhodes is great, but if you want free options, here are two
more to consider:
The MDA plugin set (ported to LV2 here:
http://drobilla.net/software/mda-lv2/) includes MDA EPiano, which is a
nice, generic eletric piano. It's light on resources and it's quite
adjustable, which is great, though I do think it sounds a little dull
somehow. Definitely worth installing, though.
The other option is the Learjeff jRhodes3 soundfont
(http://learjeff.net/sf/sf.html). It's only 76MB, so it's a bit lacking
in velocity layers compared to a good commercial sample library, but it
still sounds great. Works fine in Fluidsynth/Qsynth, though I used sfZed
to convert it to SFZ format to use with the Linuxsampler plugin.
Thanks
Leigh
You could take a week or so and go through all
the Rhodes patches available for
the DX/TX synths, via Hexter of course. :)
I also like the Rhodes patches for Yoshimi/ZynAddSubFX.
Maybe Pianoteq has something Rhodesy ?
Thanks for the pointers, Dave! I like the physical modelling approach
Pianoteq is taking, and I'd expect it to work well for a Rhodes, but
this particular quest is for something that's truly free so it'll be
the first two first. _______________________________________________
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