Edit: Seems the vibrato layer kicks in at about 107, used the Cakewalk velocity plug and set at a 107 limit, it works very well without affecting the total sample, but like Pap in California said on another forum, it would be good if the vibrato was variable and could be keyed by aftertouch.
Ultimate Guitar Kit
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- KVRist
- 134 posts since 27 Mar, 2005 from Southern U.S.
I am a big fan of U.G.K.,but I am wondering if anyone has had any success in removing the vibrato layer on the 'Lead Guitar' sound. I like it on some things, but I don't want it on all of the heavy hits. I have removed the offending layer, and tried using some of the other samples in the soundfont, but then the higher velocities sound weird, and of course if you just delete the layer, there is no sound at the higher velocities. I have tried to limit the velocity of the played notes, but that seems to damage the sound as well. I've had U.G.K. for a while, does anyone know of any updates?(I have sent an e-mail to the creator, but have not heard back). Thanks! Edit: Seems the vibrato layer kicks in at about 107, used the Cakewalk velocity plug and set at a 107 limit, it works very well without affecting the total sample, but like Pap in California said on another forum, it would be good if the vibrato was variable and could be keyed by aftertouch.
Edit: Seems the vibrato layer kicks in at about 107, used the Cakewalk velocity plug and set at a 107 limit, it works very well without affecting the total sample, but like Pap in California said on another forum, it would be good if the vibrato was variable and could be keyed by aftertouch.