Built for the UVI Workstation (free), this library was recorded with a pair of microphones and the built-in pickup and has been sampled incredibly deeply with a wide range of articulations including: The GD-6 is a huge 4.5GB library based on a Guild D-40 custom edition electro-acoustic guitar. The GD-6 – Guild D-40 Electro-Acoustic Guitar The Preferences panel / Microphones mixing panel can be opened by clicking at the bottom of the interface. A three band EQ and a reverb module can be adjusted from the preferences panel and you can enable and load/unload the pickup or the microphones. They all come with 2 mic perspectives to choose from: a stereo pair and the DI output. MIDI Mode – that allows you to use your preferred midi guitar controllerĮvery aspect of this Guitar library can be tweaked including fret noise, release note volumes, pre-notes volumes (soft noises the left hand makes when selecting a chord), reverb and room size (UVI SparkVerb), palm mute lengths, mono/stereo output etc….Patterns Mode – that does all of the strumming or picking for you.Chord Mode – for playing strums or picking very easily.

Solo Mode – that allows you to play melodies.

The Sunbird has 4 basic modes to choose from, which you can switch between by using the assigned keyswitches:

all frets of all strings with upstrokes, downstrokesĪll of these details allow you to easily reproduce the sound of a guitarist playing real acoustic guitar.

It was recorded with a pair of microphones and the built-in pickup, and has been sampled incredibly deeply with a wide range of articulations including: It is a huge 8GB acoustic guitar library built for the UVI Workstation (free). It was designed to be extremely versatile so that it can cover many music genres and have a deep tone without being too powerful, which is perfect to accompany a voice. The Sunbird is based on the Hummingbird guitar, created in 1960 by Gibson and was the first square-shouldered dreadnought. The Sunbird – Acoustic 1960 Gibson Hummingbird Guitar

Midi guitar strumming patterns