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The license of this multimedia software is shareware$, the price is 300.00, you can free download and get a free trial before you buy a registration or license. Waves GTR 1.0 Multimedia software developed by Waves Audio Ltd. Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz / AMD Athlon XP 3400 Paul has some nice tones there and hes a cool player. These are the same GTR sounds top guitarists, producers, and engineers are using on their most important tracks. Not as much a commercial video as a former GTR video I watched when GTR first came out. Then take it to the next level with awesome distortion, modulation, and ambient effects. Just plug in, fire it up, and experience precision models of amplifiers by Fender®, Marshall®, Vox® and others. GTR3 would be in my arsenal as well if I was to have two applications it is a very close second.Your guitar. I'm not trying to derail the thread or anything or kiss up. Then look at the price and what you get Waves is pretty much complete, but Amplitube has several packages in order to get all of the sounds and now they are finally going to offer a MIDI controller application.for another $80.
Add that user interface and the MIDI controllability and other things like the tape decks and nothing comes close. Not always the best sound in every single instance, but usually on par or better. Its a decent application, but after trying out just about every demo I could get my hands on over the last few years I really do think that GR3 is the best thing going. Ended up keeping me from buying it (plus the fact that there was no standalone, tape decks, etc). I remember when GTR2 first came out I believe that it was only with the DI box and was a little pricey because of it. As computers gets ever more powerful, this will be less a of challenge of course.Ĭlick to expand.But if you already have something that performs the same function well it is a little misleading. Conversly, you can save lots of CPU by removing it, if you have resourece problems. You can see this in GuitarRig how the CPU meter rises dramatically as soon as you add a cab sim. It's not that many years ago since you really couldn't do it at all, and definetly not in realtime. You get much more information than just an EQ profile, and this is why is sounds so convincing.Ī drawback with the impulse technology is that it is very CPU intensive. The noise burst is then removed (no, it's not just to cut it - it's very advanced), and what you are left with is how that specific cab responds to any audible frequency recorded through that specific mic - in real life. The cabs were recorded with specific mics, fed not with a guitar signal but with a burst of linear white noise.
Waves is not first GuitarRig already uses impulses too! The cab sims are all impulses (and perhaps even some of the amps - I don't know). And it sounds very convincing! It has become a popular technology among sound producers, and there are large sets of impulses from all kinds of locations available.
Paul Catherdral instead - if you have an 'impulse' recorded from that location. This way you can make your dry recording sound as if it was played in St. You can then add this reverbation to your own sound you actually replace the original sound (generator) with your own. Impulses are "snapshots" of sounds in a specific live environment, where the original sound (call it the generator) is removed, so that you are left only with the reverbation the impulse.
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