Claudio Cervino "Fret Affair"

 The glory 80’s L.A guitar session sound

Available for Mac AU/ VST2/3 M1-M4  NATIVE SILICON / INTEL  OSX 64bit / - WIN VST2/3  64 bit


 

NEW  

Audiolounge Claudio Cervino "Fret Affair"

 

With “Fret Affair” we pay tribute to the glory L.A. guitar session days from the 80’s,when “clean-silky” rack tones

were on the first page of every production book.

Weather it was “Toto” or a dozens of David Foster hit-songs,this specific sound wasthe epitome of the popular Westcoast music

during that era. "Fret Affair" allows keyboard players to jump into the souls and hands of legendary studio musicians

like Michael L, Dann H, Michael T - just to name a few.

"Fret Affair" allows you to access the iconic world of first-class rack guitar tones. Perfectly mixed and balanced and ready to play.

Whether you’re using it as "swells", "arpeggios" or any other guitar-like parts in your production,

the sound will integrate seamlessly even without using any additional processing or EQ.

Audiolounge teamed up with Italian session guitarist Claudio Cervino, who's taste and experience with sounds, instruments

and equipment is unparalleled.

Thank you for your interest in our products and we hope to enchant you with the sounds of “Fret Affair”.

 


 

 What is included 

Fret Affair Instrument

AU/VST  OSX/WIN 32/64bit

3,29 GB

High Qulity 96kHz Samples recorded with the orginal gear (Eventide/TRI Stereo Chorus/DBX 160x..)

 4 Presets  w/layering option

                                                                                                     P1. Guitar Pickup 1 Sustain         
                                                                                                     P2. Guitar Pickup 2 Sustain         
                                                                                                     P3. Guitar Pickup 3 more EQ

                                                                                                            MT. Mutet Guitar               


Controls 1   Gain/Reverb 1 (LXP Style with Decay slider) /Amblitude range low /Cutoff Filter / Release


Controls 2   Panorama -Layer / on*off - Layer / Reverb only for Mute Layer


Reverb 2

Long Space

Reverb

Mix

Decay

Body

more body with

an extra layer

Depth

Panner -Tremolo FX Control

Pitch

Expression

Pan

5 Waveforms Triangle

Sin, Saw

Square

Exponet


System requirement

 

  Window
* Any Plug in host with support for VST plug-ins.
* Windows XP SP2, Vista, 7, or higher.
* 1024 x 768 or higher resolution.
* Any CPU with SSE2.

  Mac
* Any Plug-in host with support for VST or Audio Unit  plug-ins.

Mac OS X 10.7 up to M4 native Silicon support
* 1024 x 768 or higher resolution.
* Intel CPU



Claudio Cervino, guitarist, born in Naples,

begins his musical career at the age of twelve as a self-taught artist. He is particularly impressed by the blues and West Coast sound and perfected his skills in the USA. Claudio plays with different formations over the years and then starts working as a studio musician in Switzerland and America, including Robbie Buchanan, John Robinson, Jeff Lorber,

Warren Wiebe and Urs Wiesendanger.





Audio Demos ( more demos coming soon )




Video Demos

"Presentation clip"

Urs Wiesendanger plays Fret Affair

Jesus Lavilla plays Fret Affair / Rhodes Affair 2

 

Jesus Lavilla plays Fret Affair / Rhodes Affair 2

Dan Valasquez Demo Fret Affair / Rhodes Affair 2

Dan Valasquez Demo Fret Affair


Customer Video Demos

Jesus Lavilla plays Fret Affair

Urs Wiesendanger plays Fret Affair

Domenico Gagliarde plays Fret Affair

Philippe Bouthemy Demo Fret Affair

Jesus Lavilla / Eden Perez  Rhodes Affair & Fret Affair

Dan Velasquez plays Fret Affair




Examples of the typical 80s L.A Guitar Session Sound





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