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The Mac installer thingy may have just slipped through the cracks, but I'm sure they'll fix it.MelodiQ is the fastest and most fun way to Learn How To Play Guitar. In any case, it seems like there were a number of 11th hour tweaks going on which contributed to the delay of RS's release for a month. It was the design of RG (and RS) that inspired me through Zed's advice to hold off on trying a guitar MIDI interface at least for the moment.

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I have Amplitube 2, plus adjustable velocity curve filters to play with to hold that machine gun/clavinet effect at bay.

For different reasons, I have to wait before attempting any more installs on my computer, but I'm glad to hear that RS works as cleverly as RG. If you trigger it from a MIDI keyboard using keyboard chords and technique, it will sound more like a clavinet or harpsicord than a guitar, but that is true of all the best sampled guitars. if you have and love Music Lab's RealGuitar, then you will not be disappointed with RealStrat. I'm glad I at least got it working on the PC, as I have a writing project starting next week that calls for a good electric guitar simulation that we can experiment with.Дavid Polich wrote.

And it's done in what is pretty close to real time. The main feature I love about Real Strat is the same as on Real Guitar - when you set it to 'chord' mode, and play keyboard chords on your controller, RealStrat automatically reconfigures them to the fingerings a guitarist would use. There's a built-in wah-wah effect which responds and sounds like a typical 'auto-wah' effect on a synth workstation or guitar processor. I wish there was, but moving the pick position over the pickups or adjusting the onboard two-band EQ helps. There's no provision for changing pickup configurations or body resonance or wood type, or for doing things like moving the pick position onto the fretboard itself, or below the bridge. And the library of patterns, so far seems to be pretty inclusive and useful. You can do lots of customizing as far as articulations, key switching, chord switching and types, pick position etc.

There's only one guitar (a Strat, of course) to load up, it loads as a completely dry sound - sounds like a D.I.'d guitar, not a guitar recorded through an amp on a clean setting. On to actually using Real Strat - well, if you have and love Music Lab's RealGuitar, then you will not be disappointed with RealStrat. It might be something to do with the terminal or AU info cache, I'll continue to check. I did this, and downloaded the Mac installer yet again, using Safari, and ran the installation, but upon launching RealStrat I get the same error message, 'cannot launch RealStrat plug-in' and the AU component icons for Real Strat still look incorrect. Seems you have to download it from the e-mail they send you using Safari (not any other browser), and you have to then open the downloaded file on your desktop in TextEdit and do a 'SaveAs' and re-name it 'rlst.key'. I did get a reply from MusicLab, saying there is a definite problem with the rlst.key on Macs.

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I downloaded the PC installer using Safari instead of Firefox, maybe Firefox was the problem.

#REALGUITAR 2.3 UPDATE#

Okay, here's an update - I was able to get RealStrat installed on my PC and running in V-stack, which is triggered via MIDI from DP and my MIDI Timepiece AV.

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