Spitfire Audio Intros MG Soft Acoustic Guitar Virtual Instrument

Spitfire Audio has introduced MG Soft Acoustic Guitar for macOS & Windows, described as “a beautifully recorded, meticulously crafted acoustic guitar with emphasis on the soft and delicate”.

Spitfire says that, with MG Soft Acoustic Guitar, they aim to set a new standard for virtual guitar libraries, offering a remarkably authentic sound out of the box, and helping to demystify the workings of the guitar for non-guitarists.

MG Soft Acoustic Guitar features the sound of a Martin J-40 steel string acoustic guitar, featuring various playing modes including a feature-rich chord / strum system and a fully customizable step sequencer, plus a MIDI Drag and Drop feature.

It features deep sampling, covering all guitar-related articulations including mutes, harmonics, slides, slurs, vibrato and string/body hits.

Features:

  • A vast array of samples, with up to 7x round robins and 5 velocity layers
  • Offering all standard articulations including mutes, harmonics, slides (pre and post note), slurs, vibrato, bends and hits (string and body)
  • 3 performance modes: Note Mode, Chord Mode and Sequencer Mode (with MIDI Drag’n Drop).
  • Recorded with a pair of vintage Neumann U87 microphones
  • 8 separate NKIs included, each set up with suitable guitar calibration, FX chain and relevant sequence patterns
  • Choose from standard guitar tunings or create custom tunings
  • FX section with 5 FX modules:- Convolution Reverb, Algorithmic Reverb, Chorus, Delay and EQ

Pricing and Availability:

MG Soft Acoustic Guitar is available now for £149/$149 USD.

3 thoughts on “Spitfire Audio Intros MG Soft Acoustic Guitar Virtual Instrument

  1. I enjoy spitfire, but if you like this scripting check out OrangeTree’s vast and varied guitar libraries. Very good quality IMO – long time user and fan. If i didnt have those id nab this one.

  2. Looks very much like the MusicLab RealGuitar, with the 3 modes, etc., etc.
    Too bad it doesn’t have the Nylon version of it included…
    If you’re going to be inspired by the RealGuitar, then might as well go all the way… lol

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