You can simply download some MIDI files and play them using Guitar M Lite II, and while you may need to tweak a couple settings to get it to sound more realistic, it’s definitely far easier to achieve than with most other acoustic guitar simulation software. You can even double the guitar with the simple press of a button, which will add width and body to the sound. It sounds absolutely fantastic, while also giving you the option to add some effects.

Ample Guitar M Lite IIĪmple Guitar M Lite II is a free acoustic guitar simulation software that has a very realistic feel to it, even when compared to more expensive pieces of software and it’s by far my favorite acoustic guitar VST. If you like, you can check another post I wrote about free acoustic Guitar VSTs right here. There are several more out there but most of them don’t sound anything like guitars. Here’s a list of the Guitar VSTs/Simulations that I was able to find and try out. I also want to add 3 plugins to the list which are not free, but which are really good, should you choose to invest some money into them.

The Best FREE Guitar VST Plugins are Plugin There are many Guitar VST Plugins, most of them are not free and cost up to $200 (some of them are actually worth the money), but luckily there are some FREE options out there that are quite impressive as well. Of course, they will not sound EXACTLY like the real thing, but close enough! We all want the best sound, but getting a great guitar, amp, pedals and so on is quite expensive, so why break the bank when you can get some Virtual Instruments that will do the job.

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