I don't recall seeing any e-mail announcement for this this one but looking around for news on Orange Tree's upcoming Rickenbacker Bass I found this recently released Spinet Harpsichord.
 
I don't really need another Harpsichord library but GAS may well get the better of me while its $15.

Sampletekk's is only $12! Wait for the half-price sale if you're really cheap.

bitflipper


Sampletekk's is only $12! Wait for the half-price sale if you're really cheap.

Good point, well presented. Its on a half price sale at the moment. But I already have that one. Maybe I will become the Nigel Tuffnel of virgin virginals.
 
Even cheaper, there are a couple of very nice, free, Harpsichords from Soni Musicae. I also like their Orgue de Salon.
These are in both Kontakt and SF2 format.
 

I have the Blanchet-1720. Haven't actually found a use for it yet - harpsichord is rarely the instrument I hear in my head while composing - but it sounds pretty darn good. I'll have to check out that organ.

Are there any demos of the orange tree?  They're not showing up on my iPad.

yorolpal


Are there any demos of the orange tree?  They're not showing up on my iPad.

Yes - two demo tracks, and as you would expect from Greg, it sounds pretty good. There is also a PDF manual.

Let me know if you have any questions about the library. Also, here are direct links to the demos:

Audio Demo #1: String Quartet
Audio Demo #2: Pale Blue Dot

Sounds great, Greg. Maybe the best I've heard yet. Very crisp and clean, well-recorded and edited. I've got at least six different harpsichord sources here (about 5 more than I need) and most of them are annoyingly shrill in the upper registers. 

GAS Got the best of me......

I really do hate Paypal!............or at least my fingers that know how to type my password and hit the "Pay Now" button!!!!!

but 15 bucks.....with a good sound like this.....who can really complain?

Clifford