very tough choice to make
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- something special
- 8630 posts since 16 Mar, 2002 from Birmingham, Alabama
I think Guitar Rig is the better choice to use with synths. I've also got Amplitube and all I can think of it adding is more hum and distortion. However, it's up to the artist to think outside the box and use these things in ways not intended, look at the tb303.
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- KVRist
- 187 posts since 4 Jul, 2012
Amplitube does not do anything that could not be done to a VST in Guitar Rig.bluedad wrote:I think Guitar Rig is the better choice to use with synths. I've also got Amplitube and all I can think of it adding is more hum and distortion. However, it's up to the artist to think outside the box and use these things in ways not intended, look at the tb303.
I am for a meritocratic process of applying "artist" to those demonstrating a level of finesse and expertise. Everyone is not an artist simply because they dabble in music or with art supplies yet the word is used so loosely by pop musicians that kids think it is another word for musician.
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- something special
- 8630 posts since 16 Mar, 2002 from Birmingham, Alabama
I wasn't necessarily considering the OP when I used the word 'artist'..but that discussion is for another thread.o0Ampy0o wrote:Amplitube does not do anything that could not be done to a VST in Guitar Rig.bluedad wrote:I think Guitar Rig is the better choice to use with synths. I've also got Amplitube and all I can think of it adding is more hum and distortion. However, it's up to the artist to think outside the box and use these things in ways not intended, look at the tb303.
I am for a meritocratic process of applying "artist" to those demonstrating a level of finesse and expertise. Everyone is not an artist simply because they dabble in music or with art supplies yet the word is used so loosely by pop musicians that kids think it is another word for musician.