Lyrical Distortion releases LDi Lead for one day only - just $10

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Lyrical Distortion's Friday Extravaganza $10 one day release May 8, 2009
For One Day Only!!!! $10
IS DONE! Thank you everyone!

Stay tuned for next week's Friday Extravanganza with another awesome $10 library!


$10 for May 1, 2009
'72 Jazz Bass
DONE!

$10 for May 8, 2009
LDi Lead (derived from Lyrical Direct)
DONE!

$10 for May 15, 2009
Intimate Guitar (finger picked dreadnought)

$10 for May 22, 2009
Modern 5 String Bass


This price is only good from 12:00:00am - 11:59:59 EST May 8, 2009

Lyrical Direct Lead

After May 8, 2009 it will no longer be available individually!
Please don't email us the following day begging to get it :P

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LDi Lead
This Library is derived from our current flagship library Lyrical Direct.
LDi Lead is a great way to test drive Lyrical Direct! which is also 50% off (along with everything else) this and the next two Fridays.
So if you really like this library, I highly recommend you go for the awesome full version while it's 50% off!
(Note to Lyrical Direct users, you already have this content!)

LDi Lead - a 1994 Paul Reed Smith Custom 22 "10" Top Artist Package
A way to describe this guitar is, it's one of those guitars that everyone is afraid to touch.
"You bring the amp tones, we'll supply the guitar tone" :hihi:

Lyrical Distortion is proud to present LDi Lead, recorded direct via Countryman Type 85 Active Direct Box, Great River ME-1NV, Apogee Rosetta and programmed in Kontakt 2.2.4 to be easily played through an amp or amp simulator.

24bit/44.1 samples
1.14gb - over 2200 samples
features four variations
including

Picked dn/up (4 each)
Palm Picked dn/up (4 each)
Hammer Ons
Pull Offs
Palm Hammer Ons
Palm Pull Offs
Vibrato
Heavy Vibrato
Pinch Harmonic
Pinch Harmonic Vibrato
Palm Staccatos
Assorted FX
Finger Noise Release

Scripted for Auto use, with manual override


Demo By Theodor Krueger
http://www.theodorkrueger.com/audio/The ... _Noise.mp3



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We hope you enjoy our latest offering for $10!!!
Don't forget to take advantage of our 50% off our other products!
Last edited by Aaron Dirk on Sat May 09, 2009 4:00 am, edited 3 times in total.

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Looking forward to it! :D

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nice :)

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Wait, so for $10 you get all 1.14 gb of guitar samples? Am I reading that right?

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RyanG wrote:Wait, so for $10 you get all 1.14 gb of guitar samples? Am I reading that right?
Hi Ryan,

Yes, you are reading it correctly 8)

Take Care,

Steph
www.LyricalDistortion.com

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This sounds like a great deal! One question about the Lyrical Direct full version....I looked on your website to find out all of the articulations, and it only shows a few with "and more." Do you have a listing anywhere of all of the articulations that come with the full version?

Many thanks!
Terry.

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beautiful demo! looking fwd to this :tu:

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tman2k wrote:This sounds like a great deal! One question about the Lyrical Direct full version....I looked on your website to find out all of the articulations, and it only shows a few with "and more." Do you have a listing anywhere of all of the articulations that come with the full version?

Many thanks!
Terry.
Hello Terry,

Here you go:
(here's the manual too)
http://www.LyricalDistortion.com/Manual ... Manual.pdf

Included Articulations
Pick
Pick up
Hammer on
Pull off
Vibrato
Vibrato heavy
Palm
Palm up
Palm hammer on
Palm pull off
Staccato
Palm staccato
Pinch harmonic
Pinch harmonic vibrato
Artificial harmonic 1-6 positions
Dig 1-4 positions
Slid up
Slid down
Palm slid up
Palm slid down
5 Fret slide up
5 Fret slide up vibrato
Muted note
Muted note up
Finger noise release
Finger release
Slide down release
Staccato release
Assorted fx
Power
Power up
Power vibrato
Power staccato
Power hammer on
Power pull off
Power slid down
Power slid up
Power palm
Power palm up
Power palm staccato
Power palm hammer on
Power palm pull off
Power pinch harmonic
Power palm slid down
Power palm slid up
Sus2
Sus4
Muted strings
Muted strings up
Power slide down release
Power finger noise release
Power finger release
Power staccato release
Pick attack metal
Pick attack metal up
Pick attack x heavy
Pick attack x heavy up
Pick attack heavy
Pick attack heavy up
Pick attack medium
Pick attack medium up
Pick attack thin
Pick attack thin up
Pick attack nylon
Pick attack nylon up
Pick attack stubby
Pick attack stubby up
Pick attack Doritos
Pick attack Doritos up



Best regards,
Aaron

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OMG! This is like being a kid and waiting for Santa to arrive! Except that Santa used to charge me 100 pounds for my 'presents' in the old days/money! :lol:

Looking forward to this one Elvis (Aaron)!
This is the same method MJ used when he was working on Anthony Marinelli's Thriller.

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Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what exactly is the difference between lyrical direct and lyrical distortion, I'm not a guitar guy so I don't get how they're different.

Oh, and sweet deal btw.
Last edited by Venomeza on Thu May 07, 2009 11:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Hello Venomeza,

The difference is:

Lyrical Distortion
was recorded through a mic'd amp

Lyrical Direct (including LDi Lead)
was recorded directly from the guitar, bypassing the amp. You'll need to provide some kind of amplifier, be it an amp simulator like GuitarRig etc or even a real amp. Most DAW software comes with some kind of guitar amp sim bundled with it these days, I think there's even freebies floating around too.

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OK! So it's 00:05 where I am. How about you guys? Should I click on THAT link? Ooooooooooooh ....... loading! L-o-a-d-i-n-g! Christ it's slow right now! OK! Clicked the store button. All the flames seem to have burned up the products! Nothing showing! OK! I'm in! So easy a drummer can use it! Hmmmm . . . I forgot about that SIGN YOURSELF IN bit! S-l-o-w-l-y does it! Hello ********! Would you like to see our newest additions? Absolutley!!! There currently are 3 guests and 1 member online. This is gonna be a BIGGIE!!!

EDIT: Is this like a fire sale? :lol:

OK! It says here . . . Last edited by Aloysius on Thu May 07, 2009 4:09 pm; edited 1 time in total. So that means, if Lyrical Direct are working in THAT Time-Zone, then, it will be EXACTLY bloody ages before it's Friday!
Last edited by Aloysius on Fri May 08, 2009 12:12 am, edited 3 times in total.
This is the same method MJ used when he was working on Anthony Marinelli's Thriller.

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Aaron Dirk wrote:Hello Venomeza,

The difference is:

Lyrical Distortion
was recorded through a mic'd amp

Lyrical Direct (including LDi Lead)
was recorded directly from the guitar, bypassing the amp. You'll need to provide some kind of amplifier, be it an amp simulator like GuitarRig etc or even a real amp. Most DAW software comes with some kind of guitar amp sim bundled with it these days, I think there's even freebies floating around too.
Thanks Aaron, so if I want to produce heavily distorted and processed metal, Lyrical Direct is a better option?

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So...where is it? 8)
It's like 1:30 in Germany

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Venomeza wrote:
Aaron Dirk wrote:Hello Venomeza,

The difference is:

Lyrical Distortion
was recorded through a mic'd amp

Lyrical Direct (including LDi Lead)
was recorded directly from the guitar, bypassing the amp. You'll need to provide some kind of amplifier, be it an amp simulator like GuitarRig etc or even a real amp. Most DAW software comes with some kind of guitar amp sim bundled with it these days, I think there's even freebies floating around too.
Thanks Aaron, so if I want to produce heavily distorted and processed metal, Lyrical Direct is a better option?
Lyrical Direct would work good, as you can dial in what ever you want.
The cool thing with the $10 LDi Lead, is you can use it as a test drive toward Lyrical Direct.

I forgot to mention in the details, that it also goes down to low B. Because the samples are also direct and chromatic, you can easily get away with grabbing the the tuner in kontakt and dropping it lower.

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