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I have K4 and I need a good Electric Guitar library. Something good for general Pop-Rock-Metal things. I have Komplete 6 so I can use Guitar Rig and Amp Simulators in Logic. Any suggestions?
I'm not searching for an ultra sized library for lots of guitars, just something usable for small projects. Thanks. |
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http://www.orangetreesamples.com/evolution-electric-guitar-s trawberry
Not to look further you need… /Yodachim ---- If it were easy, anybody would do it! |
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Pettinhouse has some nice libraries. Even the freebies are quite good for the price 
http://www.pettinhouse.com/html/download.html ---- "The perfect take is the one that felt like it was going to fall apart but never did." |
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I highly recommend checking out our library Shreddage and its expansion Shreddage X.
http://impactsoundworks.com/products/instrumental/shreddage/ shreddage-x It's designed primarily for rhythm playing but sounds extremely realistic. It's also very easy to use, inexpensive ($70), comes with a custom ReValver amp sim with custom presets, and deep RRs. Check out the demos on that page as well as this one before you make up your mind 
http://impactsoundworks.com/products/instrumental/shreddage ---- Zebra 2 Tetralogy - 188 Dance/Electronic Presets! Impact Soundworks - Electric + acoustic guitar, big metals, world instruments and more! |
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| ^ | Joined: 15 Mar 2004 Member: #17147 Location: Owings Mills, MD | ||
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I'm going to have to toss in a vote for both Shreddage and Evolution Strawberry.
Strawberry's good for leads (make sure to utilize the vibrato to keep it from sounding dull and lifeless) and mellow sustained chords, but I can't seem to get the palm mutes to sound good when doing rhythm guitar. The "palm mute" articulation tends to have too long of a decay, while the "mute" articulation has too short of a decay for what I like. I use Shreddage for rhythm guitars because it gives me a nice heavy "chug" on the mutes. |
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Thanks everybody, I'm considering Evolution Strawberry which seems exactly what I need |
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Soon we will release two electric guitars - Les Paul and Telecaster with a powerful Strum. The first demo will be available next week. |
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There is also Thrash from Sample Oddity, they have a free version called Thrash DI which is a non effected version that you run thru your own amp sims to get the sound you want. Its geared for Metal.
http://www.sampleoddity.com/thrashdi/ |
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Not a kontakt Library but I'd recommend getting MusicLab's RealStrat or RealLPC. These Instruments are still unmatched for versatility imho. ---- Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere. - Albert Einstein |
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Efimoff wrote: Soon we will release two electric guitars - Les Paul and Telecaster with a powerful Strum. The first demo will be available next week.
I knew there was some grand reason I have been putting off buying an electric guitar library and now I know why. |
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