Posts by AndySlatter

Well done!

Very clever!

Well done Adi! You have a great portfolio for sure!

Congratulations, that’s very impressive!

That’s brilliant Simon, well done!

Mainly Cubase 6.5, sometimes Reason 6.5

I would go for the Epiphone, or a Gibson Les Paul Studio if you can pick one up. I used to have an Epiphone Les Paul and it was one of the best guitar sounds I’ve ever had ( I regret selling it), but I’m very happy with my Gibson Les Paul Studio nowadays.

Sonicbyte said
Hey Andy, check the way electri6ity works, it has a random strumming system, it never build the chord in the same way, so it sounds very natural

Hi Sonic, I just spent some time watching some of the electri6ity videos, I was really impressed with some of the electric guitar sounds, particularly the metal stuff, I’d love to try it out!

Sonicbyte said
Hey, i’ve never said that a plugin could replace a real human playing a real guitar. It’s obvious, what I’ve said is that some vst are a real good option if you can’t play guitar or can hire a guitar player.

For instance I’ve play my whole life real pianos. And because I don’t have the acoustic necessary to record properly my upright piano, I’ve to use sample libraries, and of course they sound like s#@t in comparison with a real piano. But it’s better than nothing, so in a perfect world nobody should use a sample to emulate any acoustic instrument, but that is not an option for most of the people

Cheers

I think there are some mistakes that are easy to make, one thing I’m really aware of when recording parts via midi keyboard is those occasions where your finger just slightly touches a wrong key on the keyboard at a really low velocity, creating a slight dissonance. Sometimes the stray note is barely noticeable, which is why it is really important to double check the all the notes on any midi parts.