e-instruments Launch FREE Desolate Guitars Fragment

e-instruments Launch Desolate Guitars Fragment. A Free Guitar Instrument

e-instruments launches its free "Fragment" series with Desolate Guitars Fragment, a virtual instrument offering a meticulously crafted and iconic guitar sound.

Desolate Guitars Fragment delivers a carefully curated guitar tone, sourced from the acclaimed Desolate Guitars full instrument, embodying a sound that has shaped music for decades. This free instrument provides the ideal blend of analog warmth and digital versatility with an iconic guitar tone, two legendary amps, authentic spring reverb, and a versatile FX macro control.

At the heart of Desolate Guitars Fragment is the "Chime Guitar" preset - a carefully recorded ‘60s electric guitar paired with two of the most revered vintage amplifiers, authentic spring reverb, and expressive tremolo. The tone is rich, airy, and instantly recognizable, making it ideal for writing lush chords, atmospheric phrases, or adding texture to modern productions.

Key FeaturesIconic Guitar Preset: The Chime Guitar delivers warmth and clarity, boasting a classic vintage tonal character.
Dual Amp Setup: Blend between American clean and British chime for flexible sound shaping.
Real Spring Reverb: Recorded from vintage amps, not modelled, with dry and wet options across the two amps.
Tremolo: Faithful to the original amp tremolos, with DAW sync for tempo-based movement.
FX Macro Control: One-knob atmospheric control, crafted by guitarists.
Vibrato Arm Performances: Expressive vibrato bar performances for lifelike expression.
Compatibility: Free Kontakt 7.6.1 Player or higher and NKS support for seamless integration.

Desolate Guitars Fragment is designed to spark inspiration straight out of the box. For those seeking the complete experience, the full version of Desolate Guitars expands the tonal palette with multiple guitars, various presets and advanced sound design tools.

Available Now - Free

Desolate Guitars Fragment is available now as a free download from the e-instruments website.

For more information please visit: https://e-instruments.com/instrument...tars-fragment/









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