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Yoozer · 16th June 2009

Not necessarily new - physical modeling software has been around for a while.

See Tassman 4 - Applied Acoustics Systems

Pianoteq has used physical modeling for the piano, EP and vibe sounds in their plugins; instead of a multi-gigabyte library you get a plugin of 12 MB or so.

You can also do physical modeling with hardware synths - Nord Modular G2, Yamaha VL-series, Korg Z1. It depends of course on the available model; flutes and bowed strings are completely different with different settings.

16th June 2009	#2
Yoozer happy cycling Joined: May 2009 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 7,094 1 Review written	Not necessarily new - physical modeling software has been around for a while. See Tassman 4 - Applied Acoustics Systems Pianoteq has used physical modeling for the piano, EP and vibe sounds in their plugins; instead of a multi-gigabyte library you get a plugin of 12 MB or so. You can also do physical modeling with hardware synths - Nord Modular G2, Yamaha VL-series, Korg Z1. It depends of course on the available model; flutes and bowed strings are completely different with different settings.