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MusicLab RealEight v1.0.0.7183 Incl.Crack and Keygen WiN/MAC-R2R screenshot
TEAM R2R 2015.04.29 | WiN: 597.09 MB | MAC: 595.87 MB
RealEight is 8-string sample-based electric guitar virtual instrument.

RealEight provides incredible playability based on easy-to-use keyboard layout as well as the advanced key/pedal/velocity switch system allowing a keyboardist to perform guitar parts with a whole new level of realistic expression.

RealEight covers practically all sounds, articulations, and techniques a professional guitarist can produce on his 8-string electric guitar, including mute, bridge mute, harmonics, pinch harmonics, sliding, scraping, etc...

24-bit high quality dry samples recorded directly from pick-ups let you easily create any desired guitar sound using your favorite amplifier simulator.

RealEight innovations:

  • Incredibly deep sound covering huge 5-octave note range (8 strings, 24 frets)!
  • Ready-to-use Double Track and Quad Track patches with a single MIDI input
  • 30+ authentic guitar articulations and effects
  • Advanced Humanize section allowing to add realism to the performance both live and step-recorded in a MIDI track
  • Bass mode lowering the pitch of all strings to Bass guitar tuning
  • The unique Floating Fret Position technology, which imitates change of fret position of a guitarist's hand on the neck. This gives you the possibility of playing on up to 200 guitar frets using
  • just 60 keys of a standard keyboard!




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    comments

      Resident 15.09.2013 166
    +35
    Let's riff !!! Thanks again R2R and Sunny
      Resident 8.01.2014 2 110
    +105
    R2R and Sunny thank you for this great release.
      Resident 20.02.2011 1194
    +322
    I wish MusicLab would develop an upright Bass!

    Nice release
    You can't have everything; where would you put it?
      Member 9.03.2015 1 124
    +59
    For me the setup doesn't start on Windows XP ("The application was generated for a newer version of Windows"). Can someone confirm this?
    On the Musiclab website it states that it should be compatible with WinXP SP3, that is why I am asking.

    On Windows 7 everything works just fine though.
      Member 9.03.2015 1 124
    +59
    Just in case someone has the same problem, I found a way around it:
    Simply install RealEight under Windows 7, then copy the folder
    C:\Program Files (x86)\MusicLab\RealEight
    and put it into the VST directory on your Windows XP machine.
      Resident 18.01.2014 2 568
    +156
    Sorry, it was my fault. Using both folders X86 and X64 solved the issue.
      Resident 11.11.2014 29
    +9
    Fantastic!!! I'm not even an axeslinger and I LOVE this thing. I have the REAL Les Paul Custom as well and it's just as good! Thanks a lot R2R!
    G Man
      Resident 24.09.2013 10 777
    +1441
    I was hoping for something EXACTLY like this. I've been looking into making heavier guitar parts with a keyboard. The ample sound stuff just wasn't cutting it. Hopefully this will do the trick. Thanks so much R2R and Sunny!
    https://soundcloud.com/army-of-ninjas
      Resident 21.06.2013 602
    +229
    System requirements: 2GB+ RAM
    RealEight is available both as retail and downloadable (600MB each installer Mac/PC) versions.

    Windows XP SP3/Windows Vista SP2 32bit or 64bit,
    Windows 7 SP1 32bit or 64bit,
    Windows 8.1 32bit or 64bit
    VST2 32bit or 64bit/
    VST3 32bit or 64bit/
    AAX 32bit or 64bit host

    OS X 10.6/10.7/10.8/10.9/10.10
    VST2 32bit/
    VST3 64bit/
    AU 32bit or 64bit/
    AAX 32bit or 64bit host
    AAX support: Pro Tools 10.3.9 AAX32, Pro Tools 11/12 AAX64.
      Resident 1.02.2012 67
    +12
    Thank you for this! Already tried through Revalver and it sounds the business, now I just have to learn all the articulations to get a good performance out of it.....
      Member 22.06.2014 143
    +135
    Do you mean Revalver 4? You should check out humanize section (definitely) for better results. I think MusicLab should add this section to its other guitar products too.
      Resident 1.02.2012 67
    +12
    Yeah. Revalver 4. Found the humanise section, didn't realise they haven't added it to their other products. Totally necessary for this type of thing. Thanks
      Resident 24.01.2012 226
    +84
    Have you find any differences with the new "Bridge Mute" articulation?

    Edit : there is a new option with the bridge mute articulation.
    3 differents options...Clever..but it sounds the same way to my ears.
      Member 22.06.2014 143
    +135
    Are you asking me??
      Resident 12.09.2011 88
    +14
    The manual doesn't state this clearly but, those numeric values next to Bridge mute control the "tightness" of sample played when playing low velocity notes.
      Member 21.05.2014 22
    0
    guys this musiclab produstions need full music theory and nice midi controller i think cause i couldnt reach all features of it.u agree?
      Member 22.06.2014 143
    +135
    Almost every VSTi needs a MIDI controller, do you mean a controller with buttons and sliders by nice?
      Resident 7.02.2009 1 778
    +329
    The best virtual guitars (in general string virtual instruments) need music theory because they have a lot of sampled chords, articulations (muted, slide, fret noise, etc). But more important is guitar terminology to know what each articulation is.

    And this huge number of articulations leads to your next point. Yes, you do need a complete MIDI keyboard if you want to play live. And with complete I mean high number of keys, I'd say no less than 61. At least is what happens with V-Metal Kontakt virtual guitar that I use. If you don't need to play live that's another and simplest case.
    [2009] Sorry for my English. I'm working on it
    [2017] I'm beginning to improve. Hell yeah, I'm a fast learner :D
      Resident 9.12.2010 78 505
    +1993
    Studio One don't see VST2 format, only VST3. Any ideas? Not a big problem, just for curiosity...
    I'm the master of my fate, the captain of my soul. (W. E. Henley)
      Member 11.02.2014 47
    +4
    I use WinXP for other systems is similar.

    1) Get to install folder (mine is C:\Program Files\MusicLab\RealEight) and copy from there
    "RealEight.dll" to folder where is all your VSTi ( C:\Program Files\Steinberg\Vstplugins ).


    2) Run Studio One and rescan plug-ins then you will find this great guitar ...

    3) I wish you happy loud playing.


    This must be done after you copy cracked dll & first time run (with icon on desktop) standalone version then exit this standalone and do like i write here !

      Member 13.07.2014 20
    +18
    Tested it, and I can honestly say that it's one of the best virtual guitars I've tested so far. PERIOD.
      Member 13.05.2015 1 28
    +41
    Apologies to the Mods, somehow I goofed and couldn't find this. A huge thanks!
      Member 17.09.2015 3
    0
    There is no option to choose directory where to install ,why is that? Is it gona work if i only copy it to another partition? ... Big thanks btw

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