SIM-W is designed to simulate the tin whistle.
It uses no samples and relies on synthesiser techniques only. Since it’s a synthesiser, the range of timbres available is considerably wider than sample sets.
It uses no samples and relies on synthesiser techniques only. Since it’s a synthesiser, the range of timbres available is considerably wider than sample sets.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(17.4 Mb)
Win 64 VST
(18.4 Mb)
I put the Quilcom SIM-W v1.001 (64).dll and the Presets folder in the C:Program FilesCommon FilesVST3 folder. Reaper scanned it when I opened Reaper and I was able to find it and add it to an existing flute track, but there is difference in the sound. Am I missing something here? Thanks
The Quilcom SIM-W v1.001 (64).dll file is not a VST3 file. Vst3 or Vst2 and or the .dll vst files are in different VST formats. The [Quilcom SIM-W v1.001 (64)] file ".dll" is supposed to go inside your VST folder in either Program Files or Program Files (x84). The vst3 file format should go into:EXAMPLE AS = Program Files>Common Files>VST3 The preset folder should be in the same location with the Quilcom SIM-W v1.001 (64).dll.
(5 / 5)
Amazing, have a preset called "the whistle" that reminds a lot that west coast g-synth.
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The plugin is exactly what I need and it sounds great! thanks :)
(5 / 5)
I really like this. It sounds very realistic, especially with the embellishments.