14 Dec
2005
14 Dec
'05
3:02 p.m.
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Hello guys,
Im a keyboardist, and Im working everyday composing and recording
my songs using ardour as the center of my records.
I have a Korg synth, and I haven't problems with the songs, I have
enough patchs as I need to use: piano, strings, synths, etc's,
because those sounds are great for me. The question is, that I need to
record some riffs, or some *strong* chords with guitars and I cannot
get a realistic and big sound for that.
So, if you work with some kind of amp simulator, effects, vst,
whatever, that let get those kind of guitars, tell me. I don't know
what kind of music you listen to or you compose, but guitars like
Stratovarius and Nightwish have, could be an exact example of what I
need. If you think this topic is away from the idea of the list,
contact me using my mail avoiding the list.
Cheers,
Juan.
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14 Dec
14 Dec
4:09 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Guitar amp emulator for Linux?
Hi,
So, if you work with some kind of amp simulator,
effects, vst,
whatever, that let get those kind of guitars, tell me. I don't know
what kind of music you listen to or you compose, but guitars like
Stratovarius and Nightwish have, could be an exact example of what I
need.
There's Creox, but there doesn't seem too much development on it.
I once wanted to use my Linux box as an guitar amp emulator, but then I
bought a Behringer V-Amp 2 and am just happy. It's reasonably priced
and easy to handle.
If you think this topic is away from the idea of the
list,
contact me using my mail avoiding the list.
I changed the subject to make it on-topic ;-))) .
Best regards
ce
15 Dec
15 Dec
12:18 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Guitar amp emulator for Linux?
I am using a commercial plugin called Amplitube (version 1.0) This works
perfectly under jack-fst.
-Joe
On Wed, 2005-12-14 at 21:10 +0100, Christoph Eckert wrote:
Hi,
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Joseph Dell'Orfano <fullgo(a)dellorfano.net>
So, if you work with some kind of amp simulator,
effects, vst,
whatever, that let get those kind of guitars, tell me. I don't know
what kind of music you listen to or you compose, but guitars like
Stratovarius and Nightwish have, could be an exact example of what I
need.
There's Creox, but there doesn't seem too much development on it.
I once wanted to use my Linux box as an guitar amp emulator, but then I
bought a Behringer V-Amp 2 and am just happy. It's reasonably priced
and easy to handle.
If you think this topic is away from the idea of
the list,
contact me using my mail avoiding the list.
I changed the subject to make it on-topic ;-))) .
Best regards
ce
14 Dec
14 Dec
4:44 p.m.
The most important element is speaker emulation. Without it distorted
guitars have that 'wasp in jam jar' sound. Fortunately there is a great
LADSPA plug-in for this in Tim Goetze's excellent caps plug-in suite.
Put this (it calls itself cabinet emulation) in a LADSPA effects chain
after the pre-amp/distortion effect of choice & before your reverb/delay
of choice & choose which speaker sound to use according to taste & which
axe is plugged in. I have been thrilled with the results. I am away
from my Linux Music box at the mo, if you are interested I will put up
exactly what chain I use when I can get to check it out.
Hope this helps
Guy ( hopefully putting the axe into Linaxe ;0) )
Juan Marcelo Rodríguez wrote:
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Hello guys,
Im a keyboardist, and Im working everyday composing and recording
my songs using ardour as the center of my records.
I have a Korg synth, and I haven't problems with the songs, I have
enough patchs as I need to use: piano, strings, synths, etc's,
because those sounds are great for me. The question is, that I need to
record some riffs, or some *strong* chords with guitars and I cannot
get a realistic and big sound for that.
So, if you work with some kind of amp simulator, effects, vst,
whatever, that let get those kind of guitars, tell me. I don't know
what kind of music you listen to or you compose, but guitars like
Stratovarius and Nightwish have, could be an exact example of what I
need. If you think this topic is away from the idea of the list,
contact me using my mail avoiding the list.
Cheers,
Juan.
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15 Dec
15 Dec
7:21 a.m.
guy wrote:
The most important element is speaker emulation.
Without it distorted
guitars have that 'wasp in jam jar' sound. Fortunately there is a
great LADSPA plug-in for this in Tim Goetze's excellent caps plug-in
suite. Put this (it calls itself cabinet emulation) in a LADSPA
effects chain after the pre-amp/distortion effect of choice & before
your reverb/delay of choice & choose which speaker sound to use
according to taste & which axe is plugged in. I have been thrilled
with the results. I am away from my Linux Music box at the mo, if you
are interested I will put up exactly what chain I use when I can get
to check it out.
Hope this helps
Guy ( hopefully putting the axe into Linaxe ;0) )
Juan Marcelo Rodríguez wrote:
While I wholeheartedly second the
suggestion to use Tim Goetze's CAPS
plugins for Amp/Cabinet simulation for guitar, if you are planning to
use keyboard to do guitar chords, I'm not sure that you'll ever find the
right patches that will sound right. In my experience, the only way to
get good guitar is with a guitar. I'm also a sax player and I have had
good luck find soundfonts for tenor and alto that are passable, but I've
never been happy with any electric guitar soundfonts.
Regards,
Bill
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Hello guys,
Im a keyboardist, and Im working everyday composing and recording
my songs using ardour as the center of my records.
I have a Korg synth, and I haven't problems with the songs, I have
enough patchs as I need to use: piano, strings, synths, etc's,
because those sounds are great for me. The question is, that I need to
record some riffs, or some *strong* chords with guitars and I cannot
get a realistic and big sound for that.
5:10 p.m.
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guy wrote:
| The most important element is speaker emulation. Without it
| distorted guitars have that 'wasp in jam jar' sound. Fortunately
Exactly
| there is a great LADSPA plug-in for this in Tim Goetze's excellent
| caps plug-in suite. Put this (it calls itself cabinet emulation)
| in a LADSPA effects chain after the pre-amp/distortion effect of
| choice & before your reverb/delay of choice & choose which speaker
| sound to use according to taste & which axe is plugged in. I have
| been thrilled with the results. I am away from my Linux Music box
| at the mo, if you are interested I will put up exactly what chain I
| use when I can get to check it out.
Please put it when you can, and of course all that help. Thanks.
|
| Hope this helps
|
| Guy ( hopefully putting the axe into Linaxe ;0) )
|
Juan
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