I already posted two sound demos of the Sonority XL module in another thread, this is another example, this time a live acoustic guitar:

https://youtu.be/oju3qGlEVsM

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Very good. Did you play that?

Yes

I noticed on your YouTube channel you also play a modx7. How are the keys on this synth?

Rachel - great work! By the way, don't want to change the subject on your thread - but Wow - love your take on this one with the BK-9 (really nice footwork too!!!):

I was quite skeptical about the keys at first, and I still think they aren‘t as good as those of the MOXF 6. Somehow they hit the bottom harder than the MOXF. However, so far I didn‘t have any real problems with the dynamics, but I have hardly played classical piano tunes on it, so I‘m not sure how the keybed would handle them.
I did have a technical problem with one key in the beginning, there was a loose cable underneath that made a click sound, a Yamaha dealer repaired that.

Ah, the BK-9, quite a while ago... Thanks! I don‘t have that 18-key pedal any more, but still a simpler one-octave pedal.

Thanks

Actually, this was supposed to be about the sound of the acoustic guitar. Obviously, nobody has an opinion about it.

Rachel- I love the guitar sound you get from the Sonority XL! It sounds about as live as you can get! You have obviously put a lot of practice in on the technique for the "strumming". Congrats on achieving such a nice and realistic guitar - in sound and execution! And thanks so much for sharing and keep up the great work (and sharing)!!

Thanks a lot. Actually, that strumming guitar sound does a lot on its own, it has this strumming built in somehow, almost like a Roland SuperNatural modeling guitar. I didn‘t have to play in a special arpeggio style to mimic the strumming. Thanks again!

Interesting...

When I get time, I will examine the sound again, I don't think the module has behavior modeling, as V3 doesn't promote it, probably there is a convincing strumming element within the sample...