The Sweetcase is a virtual instrument plug-in that takes your electric piano parts
very easy level and realistic right in your computer, with warm and top professional
sound quality for free! The Sweetcase is a very famous electric piano plugin that
there are over 100.000 users are playing and enjoying with it. Tons of features are
included in this sweet package like hundreds of dollars valued paid instruments, but
just for free We hope you will enjoy this great plugin and it will give wonderful
inspiration to you while your music production process
1.2.1.SPECIFICATIONS
Warm, realistic and customisable professional vintage electric piano sound with
nice special 3D GUI
Like most of NoiseAsh Audio products, this is a Ready to mix instrument. That
means your e-piano tracks won’t need to be tweaked hard for modern analog
vibe. All samples were recorded, mixed / mastered through classic analog gears
such as tape saturator, tube eq and compressors
Many round robins and different velocity layers for realistic sound.
Bass Boost, Bell, Modulation (Pan, Tremolo and Pitch)
Sustain Level & Hold Time Envelope controls
Algorithmic Reverb, Phase Modulation, Sleek Parametric Eq
Friend of CPU
Resizable GUI
1.2.2.NIMUM SYSTEM REQUIRMENTS
1.2.2.1. WINDOWS
Intel I3 2ghz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 or above
Windows 7 with 64 bit or above
4GB RAM / 2GB free space on system drive
VST / AAX host (supports both 32 bit & 64 bit platforms)
Min. 1024x768 Screen Resolution (1280x1024 / 1600x1024
Recommended)
Ability to download (Included: VST3 32 bit, VST3 64 bit, AAX 32
bit, AAX 64 bit versions)
1.2.2.2. MAC
Intel I3 2ghz or above
OS X 10.9.5 Mavericks and above
4GB RAM / 2 GB free space on system drive
VST / AU / AAX host
Min. 1024x768 Screen Resolution (1280x1024 / 1600x1024
Recommended)
Ability to download (Included: VST3, AU, AAX versions)
Before installing, please uninstall the demo or previous
versions. After that; unzip the package, execute the
Installer.exe and follow the instructions on the screen to
install the plugin to your DAW’s “VST plugins” folder. The
plugin should now be available the next time you start your
DAW. Please see section 2.3 in order to start to use the
plugin.
Solving Possible Installation warnings