Anyone know where I could get a VST with some eletric guitars in and some rock instruments?
preferably free :)
*soundfonts are fine, but I'd rather not use them
thankyou
There is no such thing as a good electric guitar VST I think.
But I would be glad to play something for you, since you're so popular and I'm a mere underling with decent recording equipment. :(
At 2/8/09 02:40 PM, Kor-Rune wrote: There is no such thing as a good electric guitar VST I think.
But I would be glad to play something for you, ---> since you're so popular<-- and I'm a mere underling with decent recording equipment. :(
Haha thanks kor :p
I'll be sure to PM you to record some main melody lines :) thanks again
>>Zero
At 2/8/09 04:03 PM, Zero123Music wrote:At 2/8/09 02:40 PM, Kor-Rune wrote: There is no such thing as a good electric guitar VST I think.Haha thanks kor :p
But I would be glad to play something for you, ---> since you're so popular<-- and I'm a mere underling with decent recording equipment. :(
I'll be sure to PM you to record some main melody lines :) thanks again
>>Zero
Well you did have like two or three pages worth of underdog votes, woah! :o
Alright, I'll record the melody lines or however you'll want them. I'd probably need to listen to them over the main track for best results. :3
If you're interested, I'm in the process of uploading my Reason 4 metal guitar patches when I have the time. There's like a ridiculously old patch I have up http://drop.io/runeaxe/asset/warriorv3-0 . Before I got into synthesized metal, I tried with Slayer 2 on FL back when I was a kid, boy was it ever so cheesy sounding :D
Really, any electric guitar VST won't sound all that good at all, I believe. It's not that I'm against them, it's more like the fact that a guitar has a lot less consistency than say, a piano or drums, therefore, it's incredibly hard to emulate an electric guitar as compared to piano or drums, and sounds pretty bad when attempted. You're better off with asking some guitarists nicely, you guys.
Especially the bragging shredder types, cause we're assholes that like to show off our skills to everyone we can, haha.
L a s h m u s h and J RAY TEAM 6 use fake guitars, and kick ass with them. Not really sure what they use...but you could ask them as well.
I wish there were good Guitar VSTs though. I really need one for a current song I'm working on as well right now.
I've used Logics guitars, which are okay, I suppose. I've managed to get some decent results with, and their definitely better than Slayer. Is reFX's slayer the same as in FL studio?
There are several free VSTi that can do a little more than Slayer.
Super Riff
DSK Electric GuitarZ
DVS Guitar
but there are a lot of guitarists here that you can ask to help ;)
thanks everyone;
though i'm probs gonna use Kor-Rune as my eletric guitar xD
and I have used slayer b4, it's very good for a plug-in but isn't the "WOW that's realistic" quality I want xP
The only thing I can suggest is the Slayer 2 Plugin by ReFX - that thing's amazing.
At 2/8/09 06:59 PM, B-mies wrote: I've used Logics guitars, which are okay, I suppose. I've managed to get some decent results with, and their definitely better than Slayer. Is reFX's slayer the same as in FL studio?
Try using the Slayer 2 plugin in conjunction with the Guitar Amp Pro plugin ;)
Watch your velocity knobs on 4 channels of slayer one. Turn the dampering up and the velocity damping to abour 2 oclock. Now, when you adjust your note velocity you can alternate between the mutes and the opens. Pan 2 of your slayer 1's left, and the other two right. Go take one left and one right and detune them slightly to fatten up the crunches. Run your rights into a mixer channel and your lefts into another mixer channel, load up guitar rig, or slayer 2 or amplitude or whatever and go to town. Just layer all 4 slayer channels and you cana make some pretty strong stuff. Listen to my track Metical - Desertion and you can hear what this method gets you.
