How to make a VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT for any DAW

The competition is FREE to enter. You can use my free instrument too. Watch the video!

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now i can make my own rhodes plugin and sell it... for FREE!

I tend to use ableton racks when I'm prototyping a sample library. I love the flexibility compared to SFZ players

This was fascinating! However, I don't think I'll be replacing my Roland RD-2000 any time soon (it has many Rhodes sounds in it that I love). I'm watching this much too late to take part in the Giveaway anyway. However I think the idea is great! For people who don't have an RD-2000 or equivalent hardware instrument, this could be a game-changer. I'm having a look at another wonderful freebie, Decent Sampler. Cheers, and thanks for making and posting.

Looook at the desk. Compressor is again in the background😎

wow explained such wonderful way!!! ❤️❤️❤️

This is dope!

Serendipity, I came here looking for how to make a vst, but what I found is a free bag full of gold bars... 😍😍

Thanks for the video Sanjay...😍😍😍😊

I like to Sound design gfunk style presets
Synth leads and thicc basses. always wanted to put it into my own vst 😢😢😢

Great info here. And nice voice/diction. Thanks for share the knowledge.

I want indian instruments samples is there any free plugins please help me

thanks so much for your generous knowledge for introduction to plugin creation .

I like the Sanjay's Rhodes piano Chorus Pro sound. A good sounding inexpensive virtual piano.

Ty this is exactly what I was looking for

One heads up for Windows users who wants to code an SFZ file: In the sample section, you will need to type the location of the samples in your computer in order for it to read the file.(Eg, C:/Users/Name/Desktop/Samples/Piano-C5.wav). And you will need to drag the wav files along with the SFZ file onto Sforzando. :)

Nice video Sanjay! It would be great if you could make a video explaining the whole process to convert wav files to sfz files and how to use them with Roli Equator synth.. :) Cheers