Should I use a Virtual Instrument instead of a Real Musician?

If we denied the huge differences between a software and a real musician, you　　shouldn’t trust us.

If you have all the money, time and patience in the world plus a recording studio and a professional musician available, we would always recommend: Go for it!

Unfortunately for most people, most of the time, that’s not the case:

• Maybe you have no access to a (professional) musician.
  
• Maybe you like to work out ideas totally by yourself, taking the time, playing
  with ideas.
  
• Maybe you’re a musician yourself but you want to quickly lay down a track without the hassle of tuning your instrument and setting up a recording session.
  
• Maybe you want to use MIDI-controlled tracks as source material for
  electronic manipulation.
  

In these and many others scenarios, a Virtual Instrument is a great
alternative to the real thing.