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Revision as of 16:56, 12 April 2015
Virtual Instruments are software programs designed to produce audio from a variety of means. Some are designed to resemble real world gear, while others are original designs (and some are outright wacky stuff).
Virtual Instrument Formats
Some of the Virtual Instrument formats are:
- Real Time AudioSuite
- Steinberg VSTi
- DirectX Instrument
Types of Virtual Instruments
- Synthesizers
- Samplers
- Glitch