Native Instruments Guitar Rig 3
Native Instruments have repackaged their powerhouse amp-modelling package with a new, stage-friendly interface, not to mention four new amps and a pile of vintage effects.
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Native Instruments have repackaged their powerhouse amp-modelling package with a new, stage-friendly interface, not to mention four new amps and a pile of vintage effects.
Over in Berlin, Native Instruments have been hard at work on major updates to two of their most important products. As...
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With version 2 of Guitar Rig, Native Instruments are taking amp modelling into the realms of modular synthesis.
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For years it was instantly associated with smooth late-70s productions, and now the sound of the electric piano is enjoying a comeback. But just how good is Native Instruments' sample-based virtual version?
The market for software that emulates guitar amplifiers is pretty crowded these days, but Native Instruments have found a new angle with a modular program that comes with a dedicated hardware controller and interface.
Guitar Rig version 1.1 features a new amp model and three new effects