Ujam Virtual Guitarist Vst Free Download
Maria Haq
Like many of the other acoustic guitar-based virtual instruments (see the 'Alternatives' box), Amber does make it ridiculously easy to get a classy-sounding acoustic guitar coming out of your monitors. There are somewhat fewer preset styles included here but, given that a strummed acoustic perhaps performs a more generic role in pop, rock, funk, country, reggae and related styles, it is still pretty easy to find something to suit the most musical moods.
And that qualification? If anything, to get the best from all these VG products, you have to master those performance expression options. Using an Expression pedal to add volume dynamics to the parts and the mod wheel to get creative with the palm muting is pretty much essential. Without these humanising elements, the performances can become just a little too polished and consistent to be believable. Unlike a real guitar player, neither Sparkle nor Amber are going to play any duff notes, but you do need to do a little work (and just a little) if you want the parts to breath and get close to the dynamics of the real thing. That comment aside, it is scarily easy to create polished guitar tracks with both of these virtual instruments.
You are right. The UJAM virtual guitars are not as good as the Steinberg Wizoo Virtual Guitarist. There are many other guitar libraries out there but non of them can compare with the original Steinberg Wizoo Virtual Guitarist. But some of them are quite good.
Actually I was originally just comparing the relative value of spending $29 (or $23) for a really dumbed down virtual guitar from UJAM (their bottom of the barrel), vs. putting that cash towards a more capable Orange Tree guitar. Yes, I realize the difference. Apples, pineapples, whatever!
But I am saying this as someone who owns several of each brand. And that this may be a good time to skip a dirt cheap UJAM deal, and go up the scale a bit for a much higher quality virtual guitar, that is very accessible at the moment due to the annual group buy.
I have PHAT and SOLID (the virtual drummers) from UJAM and they always play in the host tempo (including tempo changes etc.). I just tested again in Studio One. So this should be similar at Virtual Bassist.
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