VST MIDI, What sounds real, that I can use as a midi voice through my MIDI keyboard I play

So what I am asking is this, I want real sounding VST midi sounds that I can control directly with my MIDI keyboard.

I don't want stuff like "Virtual Bassist" which seems to only play preset patterns, I want to play the part my self and have the VST plug in generate the tone, like cakewalks ts-1 plug in.

I can't understand why music companies produce software that produces music patterns for the user, I don't want that, I want to write songs that are personal to my very own style, and a preset pattern has generic written all over it, get what I'm saying.

So what I would like to know is what VST's sound like the real thing.

Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums (especially cymbals), pianos, horns (trombone would be great, but whatever), strings and so on.

So far I know of Real guitar, that sounds good, also BFD drums.

It seems no one has produced a playable real sounding VST bass as of yet, but maybe I have just not found it.

Also, free VST or VST that takes $$$, does not matter, but please if a VST is out their that is free please don't omit it, it does not matter, all that matters is the authenticity of the sound, and I have had free VST sound synths  before that beat the pants off the ones you pay for.

Scarbee basses

Yes! Scarbee Basses does sound like the real deal, Thanks!

+1 to the NI stuff ... of course these require a strong computer.

The list of VST and Dx synths are great: Cakewalk DX and 3rd Party VST synths:

cw Session Drummer, cw DimPro, cw Rapture, etc.

3rd Party MIDI VSTs:

1) Spectrasonics Ominisphere has all your Roland synths covered ($$$)

2) Spectrasonics Trilian: pretty much any MIDI bass imaginable ($250) ... 35GBytes I sampled yesterday ... worth every penny so far.

3) EWQL for Orchestrals, drum drones, and Choir ... especially ... but also Ministry of Rock (for guitars and basses ... their drum kits are weak)

4) If you want Guitar synths that are non-canned: http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2170690

5) BFD drums (as you mentioned ... it has compatibility with Zen-drums, FWIW) ... EZ drummer, Superior Drummer, etc.

6) A Fantom X keyboard with SR-cards may better suit your performance centered playing.

7) FWIW, very little free stuff sounds non-generic, IMHO, JMO.

8) Off Topic: if you get tired of being a one-man-band ... whisking your fingers on the keyboard, consider: Band-In-The-Box audiophile ($700) enhances all the country and jazz genres sort of like Jamstix does drums ... but BiaB is its own program outside Sonar) and takes your chords and makes non-generic beauty out of them.

Off Topic: Likewise, Acid (Commercial) and Rx loops (cw Beatscape) ... please don't underestimate them.

you can also form a virtual band with other members here...

What Philip says about Band in a box is true.... however there are other less expensive versions of BB besides the audiophile version.