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I play guitar, I play guitar very well and it sucks that i cant use it much in my electronic music... well i can but anyway. Is there any nice vst's maybe that take a clean guitar singnal and make it sound liek something else maybe a bubling square wave or thick moog lead? By the way don't bother mentioning the roland guitar synth midi pick up thing cos I can't afford one im talking edditing raw wav or direct inputs. Guitar rig just sound slike guitar effects.... i dunno i wnat something that kinda make it sound alot less guitar like! Ideas on a stamped addressed envelope to blue peter! |
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make it sound alot less guitar like! :( please don't i've heard your tracks with guitar in them and they are rather groovy |
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hehe cheers! |
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Erm, you can use fast-ish hi-filter delay set very wet (almost NO dry) to get pad sounds. If you want a guitar synth, check the Electro Harmonix one. |
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the electroharmonix one is lush. I miss my old pedal set up :( its all about the big muff!!!! |
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midi pickup? |
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sorry didn't read your post. |
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hhe no probs :D |
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ask Mike Oldfield. Those 'bagpipes' on tubular bells are actually guitars. get a synth with an evelope follower input (evolver is cheap and does this) May I also suggest ring modulation or vododering. i.e. use guitar as modulator and synth sound as carrier mess around with speeds of tape recordings of guitar, erm listen to the green traffic cone Kraftwerk EP for some nice experimental guitar stuff, try compression, distortion then filter it and wobble the filter around or something, release the campfire headphase 2, I dunno... |
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I use alot of ring mod and some of the old phase vowel sounds its more about getting the thickness of the note. Vocoder sounds like a good idea. |
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Ebow! |
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My ebow was such a waste of money as you can create the exact same effect without an actual ebow! |
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shawn phase did a pretty good job of it in this track called big time goals i dont think that helps much |
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Use an envelope follower to control your synth of choice with your guitar, RAAH! |
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more voices is the best, slightly detuned like chorus only without the moving |
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JUST an envelope follower will not track the pitch of the guitar though. To do it all, you need an env. follower & a pitch/frequency to voltage convertor. |
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Get a bass synthesizer guitar pedal or an analogue octaver like the POG. |
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Why can't you just process the output of your guitar with your ebow? |
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To my experience they rarely convert the pitch right though |
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I like the guitars on "Buddy Holly" by Weezer that sound like synths. |
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some crackin effects in native intruments guitar rig, i usually take a line out from my amp into soundcard then into guitar rig, but even a direct input from guitar to soundcard (through guitar rig) achieves decent results. |
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cracking effects, Gromit! |
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your a ruddy idiot |
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That's thrown my modular ideas out of the window. |
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follow tom morello (of rage againt the machine / audioslave fame) and abuse your toggle switch. first of all, your guitar has to have a 2 humbucker (or two lipsticks i guess) setup with a 3-way pickup selector and individual volume controls for each. turn the bridge pickup all the way to 10, and neck to 0. then hammer on/off notes while quickly switching between the bridge and middle settings on the switch with your picking hand. send that through some distortion, compression, wahwah and even pitch shifting and youve got yourself a bad ass guitar synth. check out ratm tracks like 'how i could just kill a man' and 'know your enemy' for examples of how this sounds when done right . also, digitech whammy pedal is your god. |
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It still sounds good even if it isn't the same pitch :D |
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you can hear that richard programmed the sound of finger on the strings sliding in come to daddy. |
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I had a future music cd that came with a monophonic guitar tuner (i think) You could send midi out from it with midi yoke to a synth of your choice. It would have worked i kow that the tuner picked up the pitch quickly enough. |
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