Nietzsche, Playground and Five Minutes (VST Rig Sample Inspired by Pat Metheny)

Описание: PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTION BELOW AND UNDER THE COMMENTS SECTION.

Thank you.

What's happening YouTube!
This is a part of my version of experiment (well originally not specifically for this one...as is explained below) on how close the IR guitar cab can get to that real mic'd cab sound we hear on commercial CDs.

*IMPORTANT: Tweak your guitar tone knob as desired (somewhere close to zero most of the case for this patch).

I used a stock Schecter Jazz Elite, Tascam US366 I/O, PC, AmpliTube, Sonar X3 Studio, and some great free VST effects. The VST effects setting on the screen is the actual setting I am using for this track. Go Hi Res to see the parameters.

The Sonitus EQ is a global EQ upon mix, whereas ColorEQ is guitar specific EQ.

The hot tip is, set the comp/limiter not to affect at all when you play single notes. I set the threshold to only affect on the chords. If you have trouble setting up the comp/limiter, you might want to adjust your pickup height. See instructions under the comments section below for details.

More experiments on the agenda for the near future, including some jazz/fusion tones.

I am very glad that now all of us can afford great guitar sound on almost any PC, and that sounds very close to the rig that was totally unaffordable if we think about the budgets, and transportation even if we managed to afford the rig price.

This also means that we cannot have excuse any more, or go "I do not sound great because my rig sucks..."

So go virtual today and leave no excuse, have fun, and pass on the great rock legend to the future.

You can download the Amplitube patch at:

http://www.ikmultimedia.com/userarea/...

in its user area, or look for "Jazz Fusion Clean" at the user area.

The backing track is made by myself on Sonar as a birthday present :-) An e-friend asked for the Amplitube patch so here I am making another video for the purpose.

Here is the video link on Vimeo:

https://vimeo.com/93710219

I should also do the actual performance footage soon!