Download Ample Metal Hellrazer !!BETTER!!
Kena Tilson
Ample Metal Hellrazer aim to bring a Schecter Hellraiser nine string guitar sound to your studio, the tuning are #C, #F, B, E, A, D, G, B, E. It is suited for heavy metal styles such as Metalcore, Progressive Metal and Djent.
Here is the problem tho, for example: I can make a 0-0-4-6-4-0-0 which the VST plays normally but as soon as I drag it into the channel to convert it to MIDI it's something completely else, I've tried fiddeling with the settings but to no avail. Has someone similar problems and knows the fix or knows the VST?
The Ample Sound Metal Eclipse III gives you the sound of an ESP Eclipse I six string guitar, which is a staple among metal musicians both young and old (from Metallica to Mastodon), and is probably the most versatile instrument here. The Hellrazer III captures the sound of a Schecter Hellraiser 9-string guitar, which will dive to depths that you previously thought impossible (tuned by default to #C, #F, B, E, A, D, G, B, E), which is great for the more extreme sub-genres such as metalcore and death/doom metal. Finally, the Ray 5 III brings you the sound of a Musicman Stingray 5 Classic 5-string bass.
The technology and features in these libraries are truly astounding, and can actually be fairly overwhelming to the new user. When you load up Eclipse, for example, you are greeted by the Main page, with a myriad of controls and buttons, with an image of the guitar. In this main mode, the individual notes are mapped across your MIDI keyboard, just like any other sample library. You can choose from multiple legato modes including the amazing poly-legato engine. By default, the instrument loads with lots of distortion dialed in, along with a mix of echo and various FX. The easiest way to get a taste for what this instrument can do is simply browse through the presets on the main page, giving you curated settings for various lead and rhythm tones. You can also simply use the instrument as DI (direct in) and use your favorite amp simulators and effects as well.
The Hellrazer and Eclipse come with 6 different amp models: Metal Double (modeled on Mesa Boogie Dual), Metal Treble (modeled on Mesa Boogie Triple), Lead 800 (modeled on Marshall JCM800), Jazz 120 (modeled on Roland JC120), 65 Twang (modeled on Fender 65 Twin Reverb) and 57 Delight (modeled on Fender 57 Deluxe). This variety not only gives you all the searing metal distortion you could dream of, but also lightly overdriven blues, classic rock twang, and anything in between, making these instruments surprisingly versatile. The Ray 5 bass comes with 5 amp models, but offers a similar amount of versatility and tone shaping capabilities.
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