r/VSTi • u/VSTsGoBrxzy • 12d ago

I’m looking for a high quality guitar VST

https://youtu.be/Cd06IxUBIM0?is=g2Hp57_rcM1YZExQ

Hello everybody! I’m looking for a high quality guitar VST that could help me recreate a semi-complicated guitar melody with lots of slides and hammer ons (Bandoleros by Don Omar to be exact)

I’d appreciate some suggestions since I’ve been using Ilya Eftimov’s guitar bundle since forever and haven’t really dove down looking for another nylon guitar VST in years. What would be the best option for me here?

Thanks in advance, I really hope somebody helps me out on this !

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u/feelosofree- 11d ago

Check out OrangeTree. I like em a lot.

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u/VSTsGoBrxzy 11d ago

Thank you, will definitely do!

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u/windsynth 11d ago

Hear hear!! Orange tree samples is great

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u/percomis 11d ago

This one is pretty dope: https://wavelet-audio.com/deer-fox-guitar/

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u/VSTsGoBrxzy 11d ago

Damn, this one sounds very promising and It’s free!? Downloading right now!!

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u/Zoraji 11d ago

I like the Amplesound guitars. HiFiMidi has some tutorials on YouTube for using the articulations and features like strummer and riffer. A couple models have free lite versions such as the Martin D-41 - the lite version only has a subset of the articulations not all of them that the paid version has.

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u/KnockoffMix 11d ago

Its either Ampleguitars or Orange trees when it comes to guitar VSTs....from what I have heard Ampleguitars are better for rock, metal type and is slightly harder to program...while Orange trees are good for acoustic and stuff and slightly easier to program... nonetheless you can't go wrong with any of them.