Music Labs - RealStratVST | 200MbRealStrat - sample-based virtual instrument with an innovative approach to guitar sound modeling and guitar techniques emulating on a standard MIDI keyboard.RealStrat provides incredible playability based on the unique performance modes and easy-to-use keyboard layout as well as the advanced key/pedal/velocity switch system allowing a keyboardist to perform guitar parts with a whole new level of realistic expression. RealStrat Covers practically all sounds, articulations, and techniques a professional guitarist can produce on his Strat, including mute, bridge mute, harmonics, pinch harmonics, slap, unison bend, strumming, picking, chord chopping, scrapes, etc...High quality dry samples recorded directly from Stratocaster pick-ups let you easily create any desired guitar sound using your favourite amplifier simulator.DownloadFileServe RapidshareEasyshare SoniVox Harmonica | Windows | 119.3MbAn incredibly authentic replication of a real harmonica, this instrument features a wide key range with several octaves of every note in the 12-tone scale. The chromatic harmonica can be played in any key, allowing for versatile use throughout several different genres of music. This instrument is widely used for playing blues, folk and county as well as classical, jazz and pop. With its precise articulation and definitive tone, it stands out as a pristine virtual instrument.DownloadFileServe RapidshareEasyshare Outsim SynthMaker 1.1.5 | 5.55 MBSynthMaker is a graphical programming environment for creating DSP applications. With synthmaker you can design your own Digital Filters without writing any code, you can display their impulse/frequency response, perform FFTs and general Digital Signal Processing (DSP). You can export your creations as VST effect and VST instrument plug-ins.Release 1.1.5This new release massively improves compatibility with Windows 7 & Vista User Account Control (UAC). There's no need to run as administrator now which will make startup much smoother for anyone running the latest versions of Windows. In addition, we have a number of other fixes and enhancements that continue to improve reliability.As a consequence of the UAC changes the user modules folder has been moved to the user local folders. For most people this will have no significance. However, if you need to access the .hom files that define your own modules you'll find that any new ones are now stored in a different place. You can find out exactly where by selecting the module in the toolbox and choosing Show Module File from the Toolbox menu.For Vista (and Win 7 I think) user modules are stored in:C:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Roaming\SynthMaker\Modules\UserC:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Roaming\SynthMaker\Modules\Deleted ModulesFor XP and 2000 user modules are stored in:C:\Documents And Settings\[user name]\Application Data\SynthMaker\Modules\UserC:\Documents And Settings\[user name]\Application Data\SynthMaker\Modules\Deleted ModulesDepending on how your system is configured these folders may be hidden so the easiest way to get to them is most likely to use the Toolbox menu as mentioned earlier.We decided that any existing user modules will be left in the current user module folder (..\Outsim\SynthMaker\Modules\User), it's just the new ones that are created in the new folder. If you want to move completely to the new system then all you need to do is move the .hom files from the old folder to the new one - simple as that (make sure you close all instances of SM