It uses the latest physical-modelling technologies from AAS, including a voicing module that “automatically voices chords played on the keyboard as a guitar player would on the fretboard”.
But Applied Acoustics Systems (AAS), the Canadian synthesis specialists behind the Lounge Lizard electric piano plug-in, may have taken one step closer to a solution, with the release of their latest virtual instrument, Strum Acoustic GS1.Īs its name suggests, Strum Acoustic models the acoustic guitar, shipping with what the designers call an “impressive collection” of nylon- and steel-stringed models. Accurately simulating the action of six strings being played in quick succession (as happens when a guitarist strums) is technically difficult, and getting software to recreate the interaction between the strings is very complex indeed.
Achieving realistic-sounding acoustic guitar parts using MIDI and synthesis has always been tricky.
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