In particular I love their ARP 2600, CS-80, Moog Modular, Prophet and Solina.
I also like many of the instruments in Arturia’s V Collection, all of which are modeled rather than sample-based. Speaking of Native Instruments, I use most of their main instruments (Kontakt, Absynth, FM8, REAKTOR and Guitar Rig). However, you are going to need Native Instrument’s Kontakt sampler for it but since Kontakt is already on my list of must-have plugins, that’s a no brainer. If you need the distinctive Yamaha CP70 sound however, I haven’t found anything better than Hollow Sun’s Definitive CP70. Although there’s a pretty good electric piano for Pianoteq, I’ve had Lounge Lizard for many years and have seen no reason to change. I use it mostly for bright rock-style pianos.įor the classic Rhodes electric piano sound, I use Lounge Lizard from AAS. It’s a physical modeling plugin so it doesn’t need gigabytes of samples. Having said that, if you’re a guitarist using Gig Performer, there’s a whole different set of plugins that will be of interest to you.įor acoustic piano, my favorite plugin is Pianoteq from Modartt. I should add that my main instrument is keyboards so most of the plugins I mention here are geared towards keyboard players. Note that I have no relationship with any of these companies and this list is just from my personal collection of plugins.
As a performing musician touring with several bands including The Security Project and Beyond The Wall, there are certain plugins I can’t do without on tour and I thought I’d mention some of them here in case anyone is interested.
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