A-list acouistic guitarist - where has it gone
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Just wondering. What happened to that RE ? looked nice in those youtube videos..
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They got discontinued.
You can get U-Jam Virtual Guitarist, wich will yeld very simmilar results (U-Jam did the coding and sampling for the A-Lists, and i think they even helped creating :
https://www.ujam.com/guitarist/?gad=1&g ... J2EALw_wcB
However If you're a controlfreak you should try Ample Sound guitars, even the free one sounds really nice:
https://www.amplesound.net/en/index.asp
They're more expensive though because they have a lot of different flavours of guitars. But they sound really nice.
You can get U-Jam Virtual Guitarist, wich will yeld very simmilar results (U-Jam did the coding and sampling for the A-Lists, and i think they even helped creating :
https://www.ujam.com/guitarist/?gad=1&g ... J2EALw_wcB
However If you're a controlfreak you should try Ample Sound guitars, even the free one sounds really nice:
https://www.amplesound.net/en/index.asp
They're more expensive though because they have a lot of different flavours of guitars. But they sound really nice.
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Last edited by Lov2sing on 23 Aug 2023, edited 2 times in total.
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If I am not mistaken UJAM created that RE for Reason. Their equivalent in a VST is Silk and Amber. One is more for picking styles and the other for strumming. If you need a good guitar try Ample sound acoustic guitar. They even have a free one that works well and sounds good too.
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Thx for all the answers I guesss i will look into the Ujam VSTs as i allready have the free Ample Sound VST. I play a bit of guitar myself and easy i can record easy parts. For faster parts i rely on programming though.
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In guitar fields, may be better buy cheap guitar, now much more easy find nice and cheap guitars... this is better way to guitar sound.. but.. of guitar only for few moments, this guitar style VST/RE may be enough..
Save money and buy guitar))) May be better choice for somebody
Save money and buy guitar))) May be better choice for somebody
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I mean, there's the money you spend on a guitar and then there's the "money" you "spend" learning to play it. I think the problem many people are trying to solve is to play a "guitar" with a keyboard and have the plug-in figure out how to fake what happens with the fret board and plectrum.turn2on wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023In guitar fields, may be better buy cheap guitar, now much more easy find nice and cheap guitars... this is better way to guitar sound.. but.. of guitar only for few moments, this guitar style VST/RE may be enough..
Save money and buy guitar))) May be better choice for somebody
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Yeah you are correct in some cases but if a software can help get ones idea out then I say use it until you either find someone who can help you or wait until you learn to do it yourself. Ive been playing (at) guitar for years but feel it’s beyond my pay grade.integerpoet wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023I mean, there's the money you spend on a guitar and then there's the "money" you "spend" learning to play it. I think the problem many people are trying to solve is to play a "guitar" with a keyboard and have the plug-in figure out how to fake what happens with the fret board and plectrum.turn2on wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023In guitar fields, may be better buy cheap guitar, now much more easy find nice and cheap guitars... this is better way to guitar sound.. but.. of guitar only for few moments, this guitar style VST/RE may be enough..
Save money and buy guitar))) May be better choice for somebody
I wish you well, but until you learn UJAM makes pretty good substitutes.
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For what it's worth, I would be all for software which let one play a "guitar" with a keyboard and fake what happens with a fret board and plectrum. If it's convincing and expressive, it's convincing and expressive, and arguments against such a tool are probably just cork sniffing. And, not having used them — and not being proficient at playing a real guitar either — I have no opinion on whether the UJAM products are convincing and expressive. It's merely that when it comes to this sort of thing I am a big believer in compelling lies.Lov2sing wrote: ↑25 Aug 2023Yeah you are correct in some cases but if a software can help get ones idea out then I say use it until you either find someone who can help you or wait until you learn to do it yourself. Ive been playing (at) guitar for years but feel it’s beyond my pay grade.integerpoet wrote: ↑24 Aug 2023I mean, there's the money you spend on a guitar and then there's the "money" you "spend" learning to play it. I think the problem many people are trying to solve is to play a "guitar" with a keyboard and have the plug-in figure out how to fake what happens with the fret board and plectrum.
I wish you well, but until you learn UJAM makes pretty good substitutes.
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I can play guitar, and sometimes I record guitar parts, but most of the times I am too lazy to plug, tune, record, comp, adjust timings if I only need rythmic guitar parts, and so i use UJAM's (both the A-list REs and UJAM VSTs).integerpoet wrote: ↑25 Aug 2023If it's convincing and expressive, it's convincing and expressive, and arguments against such a tool are probably just cork sniffing.
I also can pull pretty convincing solos too with the "instrument" mode of the Ujams VSTs as well as with Friction and Objekt.
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