Are you frustrated and tired of hearing your beautiful musical compositions on a standard midi playback device, dreaming how it would sound performed by a great symphonic orchestra. Everybody knows it is almost unaffordable for a starting bright composer to hire a full symphonic orchestra. AcustiX brings this dream closer to realization.

We are aware that it is impossible to simulate the true performance of a live orchestra, especially playing classical or film scores, but the challenge for AcustiX is to come as close as possible. AcustiX outperforms most of today’s synthesizers, especially when rendering classical and film scores.

The AcustiX instruments were created with the ultimate purpose of giving your midi composition the best performance it deserves. The AcustiX instruments are primarily aimed at rendering classical and film score music as these require the highest fidelity and are the most difficult to faithfully simulate, but they also perform excellent in all sorts of musical projects like pop, rock, jazz etc. The AcustiX  instruments are the result of endlessly fine-tuning and selecting the finest samples.

News:

25-02-2007: AcustiX Steinway Piano III released in SFZ and Halion format
24-02-2007: AcustiX Bösendorfer Piano II released in SFZ and Halion format
16-01-2006: AcustiX Steinway Piano II released
04-01-2006: AcustiX Steinway and Bösendorfer review at purgatorycreek.com
09-10-2005: AcustiX EtudiX Piano Tutor 1.2.1 Released
08-08-2005: AcustiX Bösendorfer Piano has been optimized
06-12-2004: New Sound Demos from AcustiX Orchestra 3.0 available
28-11-2004: AcustiX Steinway Piano Trial Version released
28-11-2004: AcustiX Steinway Piano released
20-01-2004: AcustiX Bösendorfer Piano Trial Version released
20-01-2004: AcustiX Bösendorfer Piano released
13-01-2004: AcustiX Orchestra 2.1 released
28-11-2003: AcustiX Orchestra 2.0 released
12-08-2002: AcustiX Orchestra 1.1 released