There are more ways to tweak and play these articulations than ever: dynamic layer and mute level adjustments, per-articulation velocity to volume, Strum Mode, and much more. With the included Console FX rack and mixer, you don't even need external plugins just choose from our dozens of included presets and you're ready to shred.Īll the articulations from the original S2 are here, and can be mapped or triggered however you want using Total Articulation Control Technology 2.0 (TACT). Its massive powerchords and chugs will instantly fill out a rhythm track, especially with our one-click double and quad-tracking. Sporting 7-strings and tuned to drop-A, Shreddage 3 Jupiter has a dark, rich guitar tone that is perfect for heavy rock and metal. Now you can enjoy these incredible samples with even better performance playback, strumming, articulation mapping, and tone options!
Used by thousands of composers, producers, and bands all over the world, the original S2 guitar set a new standard for virtual guitars and pushed the limits of realism for "in-the-box" rock & metal production. Shreddage 3 Jupiter takes our most popular instrument ever (Shreddage 2: Absolute Electric Guitar) and upgrades it to our cutting-edge S3 engine. Now upgraded to the S3 Engine with more realistic performances, custom articulations, better editing, and 30+ BUILT-IN FX (amps, cabs, pedals, and more!) Being also an EWI player, I can make simple convincing sax, trumpet, flute, etc… lines but it’s easier to tell that’s not a real wind instrument…Īnd sorry, most top 10 music sucks today but there are ton of alternative/non-mainstream music that is really excellent.Shreddage 2 is now Shreddage 3 Jupiter! Our most popular 7-string electric guitar has the ultimate dark, rich tone for heavy rock and metal music. Last to easily imitate/emulate come guitar and wind instruments. Some really convincing bass or drum libraries on the market and I suspect that some mainstream artists already use drum samples or Vst midi performances in their music. I think, but I could be wrong, that piano and electric piano (Wurly, Rhodes) are probably the easiest to emulate (sorry for the critical purists and golden ears, mine are shots… ). If not overdone like it could be bluffing for the non-critical listener.įor me, it’s important to have a real sound so it’s why I struggle to play (butch?) guitar riffs, play bass myself, does my drumming and put on top some key parts (with Kontakt Rhodes or pianos). However, in the case you don’t have guitar players in your vicinity and no guitar and it’s not practical for you, you go with the lesser tools. I teach keyboard at school and some kids have it instinctively but for others, it’s like trying to speak Chinese… I consider keys to be one of the most easiest instrument to learn but my neighbor or my friends could have another opinion.
If I need a lead part, I would ask one or two of my friends that are really guitar players. Like said, I can barely play power chords, maybe simple rhythm riff with basic chords if needed.
It's funny how some people can't realize what for many people is so clear and easy, they get offended because they want to believe that a crappy emu is a real guitar, this is really fantastic and then you wonder why most music sucks today?Could be easy for some but not for everyone. In fact, it is easier and satisfying to make a power chord with a gtr instead of surfing samples or even worse trying to do it with a vst that pretend to be a real guitar.
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