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Dr. Bob
Moderator
Australia
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 Posted - 08/12/2007 : 16:35:42
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Hi Bossarea & Guys
I found this while I was doing some research this evening. It gets some pretty good reviews & comments.
I know it's not real pedals, but some of use work in digital enviroments & DAW studios.
AND it's FREE
Regards Dr. Bob 
http://frettedsynth.asseca.com/as.htm
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Advanced Graphical User Interface, designed by Rick Christy (KvR grymmjack)
With Guitsyn, a built-in guitar synth Choose from seven different amps types.
Seven different eq's, all have there own controls for comparison.
Six speakers, plus bypass, adjustable by the mic placement.
Separate MIDI volume control, can be placed pre or post amp.
Host Sync and Tap Tempo for Tremolo and Delay
Noise gate.
Tremolo, Triangle and square modulators.
Two compressors, pre and post amp.
Wah can operate by MIDI CC, plus has auto features.
Drive pedal, with a choice of seven overdrive types.
Chorus with added filter.
Flanger
Phase Shifter
Delay and Reverb
128 factory presets.
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ronster
Gold Member
Australia
645 Posts |
Posted - 08/13/2007 : 04:09:46
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WOW looks like fun. How do you plug the guitar into the computer? Do you need a midi enabled guitar?
Hmm, I wonder how it would sound for a midi synth plugged in?!?!
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mattoqua
Silver Member
Canada
438 Posts |
Posted - 08/13/2007 : 06:43:30
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Theres a cable you can buy for under $5.
On one side, theres the 3.5mm plug, so you can plug into the mic of the computer, and then the other side, there are 2 1/4" jacks, one for the left, one for right (since the computer is stereo).
I just put one in my guitar, and leave the other one hanging. I guess you could put the other in another guitar and have a nice jam.
What I found though, is that there are a lot of really bad programs, that cant really handle a guitar (or maybe just not the chord). I had one where there were many different amps, and moddeled effects, but it just sounded like static.
The program i use now when i want to play through the computer is Guitar FX BOX 2.6. the only real options are the effects, but they all work nicely, and a clear signal is produced. |
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ronster
Gold Member
Australia
645 Posts |
Posted - 08/13/2007 : 16:11:05
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Thanks Mattoqua. I must go shopping!!!  |
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Free Amp 2,Virtual guitar - Software
