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I would like to get a good VST focusing on Ethnic/World sounds.
I’ve heard about East West,sounds very good from the few videos i saw on youtube but i don’t have anything else to compare it to so far.My budget would be around $300-500,can’t afford anything more than that atm.
The use is for New Age,World,Cinematic and Hip-Hop genres mainly.
I use FL studio and Ableton mostly.I wouldn’t mind a little help here,sharing your experience with Ethnic VSTs would be greatly appreciated!
East West is the best IMO, the RA library has a fair of selection of general ethnic sounds and would probably be in your budget. Apart from that, i cant think of a library that is so diverse. Most of your other libraries will be Kontakt based and would be individual to a region so would add up to be more.
EastWest in my opinion as well
Eduardo Tarilonte’s libraries for Best Service are very highly regarded. Check out ‘Desert Winds’, ‘Forest Kingdom’, etc.
East West ‘Silk’ is lovely. East West Ra has more range but IMO are not as detailed as Silk.
Also, Ethno World 5 is certainly worth a look.
Yes my choice would be RA based on what I have read. NI KOMPLETE seems to have some useable ones. Heard good things about Silk but I believe is Asian flavored.
@Kubed I have both Silk and RA. Silk is focused on Asian instruments. RA is global.
Some of the smaller developers have great individual instruments and collections.
Efimov has a great Russian collection and Duduk.
Impact Soundworks has Greek and Middle Eastern instruments.
Eduardo Tarilonte also has some great ethnic instruments.
Evolution has very good world percussion.
Loosely related, In Session audio, who used to own/be Nine Volt, is giving away the Beat Aesthetic Taiko Drums. Downloaded and sounded useful on initial listen. Wish these guys would reoffer their loops. Seems they sell mainly guitar loops now.
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