David Forner – Legato Expressive Guitar

Product Description

🎸 Expressive Electric Guitar – Velocity-Driven Performance Instrument

Unlock a deeply musical electric guitar instrument designed for composers, producers, and performers who want to improvise freely while immersed in evolving textures. This unique instrument is intelligently divided into two expressive zones, allowing a single patch to deliver both atmospheric depth and articulate melodic control—without breaking creative flow.

🎶 Two Worlds, One Patch

At the core of this instrument is a velocity-based performance concept that seamlessly blends pads, sustains, and advanced legato articulation:

🌫️ Left Hand – Textures & Atmosphere

• Activated at velocity below 30

• Features lush pads and guitar sustains

• Fully polyphonic, ideal for ambient layers, cinematic beds, and emotional soundscapes

🎯 Right Hand – Expressive Lead Guitar

• Activated at velocity above 30

• Monophonic legato engine with four performance styles:

  • 🎼 Standard Legato (velocity > 30)

  • 🎵 Legato Slide + Sustain (velocity > 75)

  • 🎸 Legato Slide (velocity > 110)

• Designed for natural phrasing, melodic leads, and expressive solos

While the instrument truly shines at slow to medium tempos, it also includes fast legato transitions up to a perfect fourth, making it versatile for more agile passages.

🎙️ Meticulously Recorded for Maximum Realism

This electric guitar was recorded and edited with extreme attention to detail, ensuring that every nuance of the original performance is preserved. To maintain this authenticity:

• ⏱️ Latency ranges from 150ms to 300ms

• Fully adjustable via the Offset Slider

• Higher offset values capture more performance detail between notes, resulting in a more organic, lifelike sound

This approach prioritizes realism over artificial tightness—delivering a guitar performance that truly breathes and reacts like a real player.

🚀 Perfect For

• Film & game composers

• Ambient, cinematic, and emotional music

• Guitar-inspired leads without a guitar