REALGUITAR NOT INSTALLING UPGRADE

If you can't hear that, I guess you can't,īut I can. Most of the improvement is in the engine itself, which definitely sounds better than the previous versions. New version allows you to move the position of the pick (plectrum) - not There are more options for playing modes, check out the harmonize section - 4ths, 5ths, power chords, octaves, 2 octaves, we didn't have these in previous versions. Interpretation of chords you play is faster than in previous versions. The strum speeds are better, a slow strum now really sounds like a slow strum, in previous versions it didn't. The existing samples have been re-eq'd, to my ears there is no doubt about it. There are clearly some new samples included - most of them new 'noises', admittedly, but they are definitely there - check the new drop-down menus. But I mean, honestly.Well, I have to disagree, at least regarding Real Guitar. But I mean, honestly.I have to say: I agree in regard to RealGuitar, not to RealStrat or RealLPC.

REALGUITAR NOT INSTALLING UPGRADE

Not one more dime from me to upgrade until you 1) pick up a goddamn microphone and 2) tweak the engine to accommodate more samples. MusicLab: as I helpfully suggested to you in emails more than once: the limitation on the sound of these VIs relates to the number of samples available for velocity and round robin layering - NOT an inability to play the VI on a goddamn Guitar Hero USB controller, for f#&k's sake. Instead, during this time competitors (whom I won't name here) have completely outstripped these products for realism. By now, RealGuitar should have weighed in at 2GB of samples and its results been much, much closer to indistinguishable from a real guitar. But they have wasted all that time since just dickering around the edges, making tiny improvements. MusicLab had, what, roughly a seven YEAR lead on everybody else making this type of VI? They were the first to get the user interface and playing mechanics right. It's insane: there is simply no way - at all - that an instrument whose sample set is only a couple hundred MB at most can compete with products with over a GB of samples including many more velocity and round robin layers as well as articulations. At this point I literally cannot believe they haven't once taken a couple of microphones, gone back into the studio, and enlarged and improved the SAMPLE POOLS for any of these products since they were originally released. PitchBender Up and Down - individual settings and FXsĪdded Key/Pedal/Velocity switch FXs (up to 24) Lower and Higher Velocity FX individual boxes Pedal Switch between performance modes (Solo->Chords/Bass&Chord/Bass&Pick) SlideDown (trigger) - triggers slide down FROM the playing note(s)įull automation control for KeySwitch FXs via NRPNĮxpanded Repeat Key zones (left and right)Įxpanded Key Switch range (similar Strat/LPC) SlideUp (trigger) - triggers slide up FROM the playing note(s) User Chord Banks for chordal modes (edit/change factory chord fingerings) Guitar MIDI interface multi-channel support letting you use normal guitar via MIDI converter with RealGuitar/Strat/LPC

MIDI access to individual strings (6 channels->6 strings) with independent pitch bend control, and FXs

Our unique Struminator technology, including Smart Strum, Smart Strings, Color Tab modes letting you create guitar accompaniment parts with unbelievable realism and expression using alternative MIDI controller (standard Guitar Hero game controller by Activision Inc.) Strokes, FXs, Articulations display in the Info bar Playable keys on virtual keyboard (mouse click)

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