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GUITAR RIG is Native Instruments multi-effects rack and guitar amplifier simulator, delivering cutting-edge circuit modelling technology to recreate classic and contemporary tones that can be used live or in the studio. Featuring a modular design that allows you to layer guitar effects and amplifier components quickly and easily, GUITAR RIG is also at the forefront of sound design for guitar, bass, and other live instruments.
Create sequences for guitar instruments in a studio environment. Combine authentically recreated tube amps of the 60s and 70s to get the optimal rock sound and simulate specific tunes. Combine elements to make complex compositions and integrate them into larger projects.
The package comes with vast assortment of loop content, MIDI samples with over 3,000 ACIDized music loops, over 1000 MIDI files, 90 DLS instruments and 25 DLS-based projects. The bundled software includes the Garritan Aria player sample library which alone retails for about $250, an iZotope Effects Rack with plugins such as flanger, phaser, analog delay and dynamics, Native Instruments guitar emulation software valued at about $100, and Submersible Music KitCore drums for beat creation.
I wanted to record bass and guitar on my mac, and now I can. job done. The hardware feels cheap but is OK in terms of function.
the software, from native instruments, looks nice and has a lot of potential, but is HORRIBLE to use, at least with garageband. when i have used it with recordings, it makes them very unstable, and crashes are almost a constant, so if i want a native instrument guitar amp, i save every 10 seconds just in case. no online support for that particular model which is understandable as its free i guess, but given that its a sprat to catch a mackerel I think its really poor from a marketing point of view.
connection with killer amp and effects software.
Amazing practice tool that lets you connect your guitar to your computer quickly, giving you the best experience.
Record using modeling amps and effects without the need for any other gear but your guitar. The compact interface links your electric guitar to a PC or Mac computer via a typical USB cable, allows you to rock with sophisticated software . (Guitar Combos Behringer Edition from Native Instruments, Kristal Audio Engine multi-track sequencer and Audacity audio editor).
You can use a headphone output for silent practice.
Classic Combos*
Native Instruments Guitar Combos Behringer Edition perfectly recreates 3 classic combos. The virtual tube combos have an absolutely authentic, dynamic and pure tone.
Guitar Combo Is popular role model revolutionized British pop music. From soft to distorted, this combo has a uniquely inspiring sonic character.
Guitar Combo II is the epitome of the clean and crunchy blues sound. Over the course of several decades, this warm and unmistakable sound has made a valuable contribution to countless hits.
Based on the famous tube amps that spawned the guitar legends of the late 60s and early 70s, Guitar Combo III embodies the rock sound. Its distinctive and individual tone can be as warm as it can be hard.
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Amp Designer emulates the sound of more than 20 famous guitar amplifiers and the speaker cabinets used with them. Each preconfigured model combines an amp, a cabinet, and EQ that recreates a well-known guitar amplifier sound. You can process guitar signals directly, reproducing the sound of your guitar played through these amplification systems. You can also use Amp Designer for experimental sound design and processing. You can use it with other instruments as well, applying the sonic character of a guitar amp to a trumpet or vocal part, for example.
I'm a Reason+ user and while I adore all the EDM plugins, I'm disappointed at the lack of apparent native support within Reason for guitar and bass effects and amp modeling. When I Google it I just come up with videos of guys staking loads of Reason effects and combos just to make a decent guitar sound. Am I missing something somewhere, or do I need to go third party? If I need to go 3rd party, is there something people recommend? Amp modelling and VST effects. My music is mainly electronic so I don't need anything that will break the bank.
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