Ample Sound Keygen Challenge 107
Sherman Desrosiers
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Toggle on MIDI Out, add a MIDI track in project and set the input to MIDI Out of Ample Guitar. Then any note being played will be converted to MIDI, including those by strum and tab.
* Logic is the only one DAW which doesn't support MIDI out feature.
Acoustics have three distinct sample libraries: Finger, Pick and Strum. Strum library includes real strum samples customizable for any chord and rhythm without loss of quality.
Electrics have sample libraries of three pickup options: Neck, Both and Bridge.
Used for high position arpeggios with open strings. When toggled on, notes will be played priory on open strings regardless of Capo Logic. Note G#6 can toggle it on with high velocity and off with low velocity.
Keyswitch is C0. Notes of velocity less than 127 will be Sustain. For acoustics, notes of velocity 127 will be Pop. For electrics, notes of velocity 127 will be either Artificial Harmonic or Pop depending on Accentuate Mode.
Keyswitch is D0. Lower the velocity, greater the mute depth. If you press C0 and D0 at the same time or for Ample Metal Guitars, subsequent notes of high velocity will be Sustain and notes of low velocity will be Palm Mute.
Keyswitch is E0. The two notes must overlap and E0 must be ahead of the start note. Articulation will revert to previous one when destination note ends. Slide triggered by E0 of high velocity will change fret position. Low velocity will not.
Keyswitch is F0. The two notes must overlap and F0 must be ahead of the start note. Articulation will return to previous one when destination note ends. HP triggered by F0 of high velocity will change fret position if it goes beyond. Low velocity will not.
Poly Legato: The HP Keyswitch can also change the Capo in the same way as LS, Highly-advanced scripting logic enables this feature to select both the correct "capoed" fret and string, to exactly replicate a real guitar performance.
Resonance is an indispensable part of the expressiveness and realism of an acoustic instrument. During a live performance, the guitarist controls the volume and duration of resonance manually, Ample Guitar simulates this control.
There are two ADSRs in strum mode, Body Resonance and Mute Depth. Body Resonance simulates open strum, higher the value longer the ringing time. Mute Depth simulates mute strum, lower the value greater the depth.
Select Mode provides 24 chord slots. Every chord slot can be customized by setting root note, type and position, altogether 540 variations available. You can also customize by clicking on the fretboard.
28 ways to play have been designed and arranged for convenience concern after countless hours of testing. Without need for remembering them, you can play naturally on keyboard to achieve realistic strum.
The color of SEQ note indicates velocity. Dragging mouse up/down or left/right will change the velocity and/or duration. Single clicking will enter a note. Double clicking on an existing note will remove it.
Select a note, the title area will be replaced by note properties.Pitch, Velocity, Duration, Articulation, Legato, Vibrato Range, Vibrato Rate, Bend Type, Bend Rate, Note Off Velocity, altogether 10 options for each note.
● Legato is available when notes are next to each other and on the same string, the Legato must be marked on the first note.
The speed of long legato slide (slide more than 2 frets) is determined by the velocity of destination note. Higher the velocity, faster the speed.
Select a strum note, the title area will be replaced by strum note properties. Direction, Velocity, Strum Time, Articulation, Legato, Chord Root, Chord Type and Position altogether 8 options for each strum note.
Click the play button to play a tab. When loop toggle is on, tab will start over again when it reaches end. When loop toggle is off, tab will stop. A6 can toggle on tab play with high velocity and off with low velocity. Use A6 to control tab play when exporting.
Drag export button to export tab to host as midi file. When Export Mode is Channel Mode, exported midi will contain channel information. This will also toggle on Midi Guitar Mode on Settings Panel. Make sure the input channel of midi track is set to all. This mode is not available for some DAWs such as Pro Tools, Ableton Live, etc. When Export Mode is StrMan Mode, exported midi will contain StrMan information. This mode is available for all DAWs.
You can adjust both pitch and gain of every sample according to your own need. Editor can correspond to sample currently being played. You can save your tune setting for later use or load setting from file.
The Tab feature provides access to a variety of tabs for Blues, Jazz, Country, Funk and Pop or you can import your own Tabs in as long as they are in GuitarPro format. You can also drag the Tab from the instrument and drag it straight into your DAW.
The Articulations sampled for Ample Bass Upright are Sustain, Mute, Natural Harmonic, Hammer on & Pull off, Legato Slide and Slide in & Slide out. The Poly legato feature along with the ability to play at any speed, pitch or velocity makes for some pretty amazing realism in your playing. Again, if you have any of the other Amplesound guitars or basses, this will be familiar territory.
The Settings Tab allows you to drill down further on things like tuning, max voices, velocity sensitivity, sample cycle mode and MIDI guitar settings. A word of caution: refer to the manual before making any changes here if you are not sure.
Trying to truly express the sound of an instrument in a review is difficult at best. Every instrument is a personal choice for a musician. What I can say about Ample Bass Upright is that I am really impressed with the sound, the sculpting capability and the functionality. It can roll both as either a straight acoustic or electric or some flavor of both. If you own other plugins by Amplesound, the familiarity of the interface eliminates the learning curve, although truth-be-told, the interface is very intuitive to begin with.
Amplesound Bass Upright II is a VST/AAX/AU/RTAS virtual instrument plugin. It requires 5 GB of disk space. Amplesound provides an extremely comprehensive technical fact sheet on their website. Instead of restating the content of the site here.
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Where there was ample evidence of malice presented at the trial of an indictment for first degree murder, the judge properly denied the defendant's posttrial motion to reduce the verdict from second degree murder to manslaughter, or for a new trial. [729-731]
The judge at a criminal trial correctly concluded, after a hearing, that there was no juror misconduct or exposure of a juror to extraneous influence which affected the juror's impartiality; thus he properly denied the defendant's motion for a new trial based on those grounds. [731] In light of the evidence presented at the trial of a murder indictment and the judge's particularly strong admonition that the jury should decide the case on the facts and not on sympathy, no reason appeared to warrant granting the defendant's motion for a new trial based on the prosecutor's allegedly improper opening remarks, the prosecution's calling the victim's father as a witness, or a victim advocate's having sat in the courtroom with the victim's mother. [732-734]
DREBEN, J. A Northeastern University student, Ignatio St. Rose, was stabbed to death after a fraternity party at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The defendant was charged with murdering the victim and, after a jury trial, was convicted of murder in the second degree.
In these appeals from his conviction and from the denial of his motion, under Mass.R.Crim.P. 25 (b)(2), 378 Mass. 896 (1979), for the entry of a verdict of guilty of manslaughter or for a new trial, the defendant makes the following claims: (1) the prosecutor, in violation of art. 12 of the Declaration of Rights of the Massachusetts Constitution and of the equal protection clause of the United States Constitution, used a peremptory challenge to exclude a black woman from the jury solely because of her race; (2) the trial judge abused his discretion in denying the defendant's rule 25(b)(2) motion that a finding of guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter be entered; (3) the defendant is entitled to a new trial because extraneous matters affected a juror's decision; (4) impermissible conduct of the prosecutor created a substantial possibility that the verdict was influenced by sympathy for the family of the victim; and (5) a certain hearsay statement was improperly admitted in evidence and was so prejudicial that a new trial is required. We affirm the defendant's conviction and also the denial of his motions for the entry of a finding of guilty of a lesser offense and for a new trial.
During the empanelment of the jury, the prosecutor used one of his peremptory challenges to exclude a black woman. The defendant's counsel objected, pointing out that she was the only black person on the panel. The judge asked the prosecutor for his reasons. The latter responded as follows:
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