Hey Woody putting a "gate" on the guitar input, makes the sound silent between the chords automaticly. A gate Opens when it gets a specific set volume, and closes when sound goes below that treshold. So using a gate means no more manual volume automation. The guitar rig has a GATE in the top of the plugin screen. Just activate it and up the treshold. Hope this is of any help :-) Happy end year man!
Pedro soliano ah yes I remember being in court for stealing a Ferrari from my neighbour. The judge thought he had me until I told him that I didn’t make as much money as him. Case instantly dropped
The 17 cabinets ARE there. The “matched cabinet” contains different variations for different amps. You change them with the little drop down on the left that says “jump”. There will be a list of the other models to choose from.
@@WoodyPianoShack Which do need for I rig and that to work? Which reasonable priced Pc a laptop chromebook work with I rig 5. I want the silver Jubilee but which Pc or laptop chromebook do need?
I'm pretty impressed with Guitar Rig. Native Instruments had a holiday gift card of 25 USD. I ended up using it to buy the Rammfire add-on for Guitar Rig 5. Also, Happy New Year Woody.
Hey Woody, do love me some guitar rig. The free package is pretty darn good, I’ve been using Amplitube a lot but recently had the opportunity to work with UAD plugins for guitar in a top studio here in the midlands UK. A great review of this mate, keep em’ coming 👍🏾
Sounds like a little of Badfinger influence in the song, which is not bad at all. Its got a nice late sixties early seventies vibe to it. The fret squeaks never bother me personally I've heard them on a lot of songs the one that springs to mind is "Stairway to Heaven" and some Guns & Roses songs. Its quite common I wouldn't worry about it thats how you know it was played by a human and not a computer. I use guitar rig 5 a lot myself. It's good for using the tape deck to play with a song.
Happy New Year Woody! Nice little guitar video you made here! I'm personally not the biggest fan of Guitar Rig myself. My favorite program to use like this is TH3 by Overloud. You get a nice free, full version trial, that you can download for a few weeks I think (not sure how long the trial lasts, but it's long enough). Recommend checking it out if you're into these kinds of programs :). More 'Woody's Guitar Shack' videos please! :)
That is cool stuff - and I like your song update as well. I use Digital Performer on the Mac as my DAW, they have a nice integrated ‘guitar studio’ I need to spend more time exploring!
I don't have the free version here to try, but maybe the drop-down menu in the Jump Cabinet allows to choose cabinets of all the amplifiers, that are, indeed, 17. So you cannot have the all the amplifiers but you maybe can select their cabinets... worth trying for who's using the Player version... I agree that, if so, it's quite badly explained in their website...
Why not use a Spectral Editing in your Reaper to reduce guitar squeak. It is far easier and faster than trying to cut them. Also it sounds more natural
Sounds, amazing! Woody, I'm just curious, did you connected your guitar directly to your interface? I've tried guitar rig 5 but still can't get such a clean sound. Well, happy new year! I look forward your next videos.
Used to use Guitar Rig loads in the past, but got fed up with the sound it put out, and also on a big project the latency could become a pain if I had to increase buffer to buy me cpu power. I switched to amplitude for a bit and did enjoy some of the models on there, but I eventually (and surprisingly!) ended up using Logic built-in amp sims and/or Waves GTR which I know isn't as well received. ...that was until I tried micing my real amps up - damn!!! This for me is so much better than running through a vst/au - that's no dis-service to any amp sims as they're great, dare I say it probably better sound than I would get myself via micing my humble amps. However, for me I just seem to play and create better music using a hardware amp, and it's something I wish I tried years ago. But I'm discovering each passing year that less is more, whereas in the past I had a belief that the bigger and better things would always yield better results. Great video by the way! :-)
my enjoyment comes from playing a guitar straight into a simple low-watt tube amp, not even pedals, i appreciate a back to basics approach in the guitar world after all the synths and music tech! i'll slap a mic in front of the cab next time for sure!
Don't you find as you get older that you think the same way with synths too? Sometimes the more basic they are, the easier, or rather more constructive it can be to work within those confines - as long as the quality is there? I use to have so many 'rules' set in my head, and i would always seek 'the best' within my budget, spend months deciding on equipment to buy - but a lot of the time i would buy based on 'bang for buck', when i should've just gone with my heart - if only if that was because of how something looked, because i think that too makes a big difference if you have 'nice' stuff around you, it paints your environment well. One thing i have learnt is that it's worth listening to people who know and have experienced gear first hand (You for example are such a great source of knowledge). Also the example of your low-watt tube amp is such a prime example of that experience yielding itself for you. Most people want the biggest watt and the most features possible for their money, when in fact you can hone your craft, and get more enjoyment long term from a smaller tube. Numerous time i've had to explain this to people in the people in the past who can't understand why a little practise valve amp would be better than a 100w Line 6 Spider cause it doesn't 'do' much. Gagghhhh!!! (Need your video clip there lol). You only got to see what Bob Ross does with a large brush, beat up easel and some paints to appreciate how the importance of working and honing yourself within that sphere of quality and familiarity that your creativity can exist and evolve within. Anyway, Happy New Year, hope for you personally you have a great year, seems like many humps and bumps last year, so let's hold a toast to smooth sailing, health and happiness! :) WAIT!! Where's my food and drink gone?!! Who's put me back in this office?! I don't like being here guys... take me home now.... NO! NO! Not a meeting with excel on the smart board, i can't... i can't....!! :)
>>Skijumptoes: You said it all, sir! What's more, neither in the demo sections nor in in the finished track did I hear anything that couldn't be done better with an "ancient" multi-effects unit. A waste of a Strat, I'd say, when a Woolworths Audition guitar would have achieved the same quality (=none). Still, I enjoyed the demo.
Buy komplete it comes with gp5 and a ton of other great stuff including massive and kontakt also to remove noise between takes you can easily select the whole consolidated or bounced track and cut silence everything that’s not intentional goes bye bye or as suggested the gate is built in
I just got the pro version and am trying to trouble shoot it. A coupe o' questions: A) Your original tracks sound really clean. Are you recording them as unfiltered audio tracks through an audio interface? B) I'm getting lots of static and hissing when either I try to make my own amp setups or use the factory ones. Any ideas why? I'm using Logic and just connecting through my audio interface, and have not had that problem when using Logic's amp models.
A) guitar plugged in to audio interface and recorded clean, no fx. B) if you have too much gain dialed in then there can be hiss, just like on a real guitar amp. i'm guessing your guitar we recorded at too low a level, so you have to turn up the virtual guitar amps too much.
If they would put the plexi in the free version, probably no one would by it ;) This jump amp was never my favorite, there are plenty of much nicer amps in guitar rig. This one has a kind of muffled sound. That makes me crazy. But this is a new challange, I will try out how to get a good sound from it.
Srry I meant demonstrating step by step how to record/playback guitar via GR5 within Reaper; I have been successful in playing and listening my guitar with GR5 sounds in Reaper, and even recording audio waveform data, but *when I play back the track, all I hear is clean, unprocessed (non Guitar Rig 5) sound*. Any tips are welcome, cheers.
Hi, please help! I have this program and it makes way too much noise, it's like it picks up very little sound in the environment and tries to amplify them too! I'm sure I should be able to resolve this issue in my PC's sound settings, but I have no idea what exactly is causing this or what should I change. Does anyone have any suggestions?!
@@simonhope5746 I have an iRig2, the whole setup works perfectly with my other laptop and it used to work with this one too, until one day it just didn't!!! what ever the problem is, i'm sure it has to be setting related. I even reinstalled the program, but the same sh** happens!
Arash S hey man, I had an iRig pro but couldn’t get it working at all with my MacBook or iMac hence the presonus, although that was using with DAWs and not GR5. Are you sure it’s not just a shitty TS cable?
never had much luck with noise gates, they tend to leave the stuff i want to eliminate, and cut off the stuff i want to keep... :) but i'll try it next times, cheers mate.
I feel most guitar players like very harsh mid-high frequencies, the jump (tested it myself) sounds like azz to me. I also feel youtube messes with anyone's mix... in a very bad way. I have great headphones and videos where audio matters it sounds harsh half the time.
Use BIAS FX 2 or TH3 or Kuassa creme with impulses or taranov amps, guitar rig 5 is shit old outddated and the weakest of all, they were the first on the soft market but there are way better softwares. Softtube also making cool amp heads
Lol someone who played guitar his first 2days can do these power chords you made in intro You was looking at the fretboard You are probably beginning player and you review Guitar Rig5 because you have not much cash for Amps Pedals and the other stuff Am i right dude?
You need a usb audio interface which you will then plug into your laptop, and in which you will plug in the guitar with a standard cable. That's it pretty much!
@@richardparry7083 Honestly I'm no expert on this topic, but I've been using an audio interface called Lexicon Alpha for the past 5 years, and it has worked great. It's also very cheap. However I've heard a lot of good things about Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2nd Gen, so you might want to look into that. Anyhow, any usb audio interface with an instrument input, headphone out, and 2 line outs should do it. Depending on whether or not you're going to use some kind of monitors or headphones. You need line outs for monitors.
Us total newbies to guitar software need people like you to help us and you have done that for me . Great Video Thank You. Loving the track too .
Hey Woody putting a "gate" on the guitar input, makes the sound silent between the chords automaticly.
A gate Opens when it gets a specific set volume, and closes when sound goes below that treshold.
So using a gate means no more manual volume automation.
The guitar rig has a GATE in the top of the plugin screen.
Just activate it and up the treshold.
Hope this is of any help :-)
Happy end year man!
Gates can create an even less natural sound than what this automation sounds.
08:36 starts what the free version offers
been using the crack pro version from piratebay since last year. its amazing
@@dpedrosoliano Thief.
@@micham710 shhh.not everyone is rich as you
Pedro soliano ah yes I remember being in court for stealing a Ferrari from my neighbour. The judge thought he had me until I told him that I didn’t make as much money as him. Case instantly dropped
Hey man... thanks lol
This is a awesome song! Lacking a lot of details and some polishing etc, but the chorus still sucks you in! Awesome!
The 17 cabinets ARE there. The “matched cabinet” contains different variations for different amps. You change them with the little drop down on the left that says “jump”. There will be a list of the other models to choose from.
i'll try that, thanks! why would they give you one amp but 17 cabinets I wonder, makes no sense.
hello, i downloaded the rig but it only showed "jump" in the matched cabinet, not anymore in the drop down, do you know why?
Which one would you recommend for metal?
@@WoodyPianoShack Which do need for I rig and that to work? Which reasonable priced Pc a laptop chromebook work with I rig 5. I want the silver Jubilee but which Pc or laptop chromebook do need?
More of this and reaper PLEASE!
Fantastic video and great song!
I'm pretty impressed with Guitar Rig. Native Instruments had a holiday gift card of 25 USD. I ended up using it to buy the Rammfire add-on for Guitar Rig 5. Also, Happy New Year Woody.
Very useful, Woody. I just bought Guitar Rig 5 Pro and this is a great intro into the basic suite. Thanks!
BUT WHAT DO YOU DO ABOUT THAT BLASTED FRET SQUEAK.
You're a Saint, thank you.
The pre chorus reminds of The Who. That’s a compliment.
darn right it is!
awesome I never used guitar rig but now I will definitely going to download it
You did a great job. Sounds good. Your voice sounds a lot like the singer Rob Dickinson's from Catherine Wheel.
Your singing voice sounds like Mr.Pete Townshend! ;) Love it!
This is really good! :) Happy New Year, Woody!
Thank you for this demonstration!!!
Dope tune! I enjoyed it. Nice hook.
digging on the chorus of your tune.
You should be able to select the cab in the dropdown on the left where it says jump (that's the type of cab that's currently selected)
Thanks a lot! This video really helped me!
Happy New Year from Russia, awesome Woody :)
helpful demonstration. thanks.
Hey Woody, do love me some guitar rig. The free package is pretty darn good, I’ve been using Amplitube a lot but recently had the opportunity to work with UAD plugins for guitar in a top studio here in the midlands UK. A great review of this mate, keep em’ coming 👍🏾
That was an awesome track!
Sounds like a little of Badfinger influence in the song, which is not bad at all. Its got a nice late sixties early seventies vibe to it. The fret squeaks never bother me personally I've heard them on a lot of songs the one that springs to mind is "Stairway to Heaven" and some Guns & Roses songs. Its quite common I wouldn't worry about it thats how you know it was played by a human and not a computer.
I use guitar rig 5 a lot myself. It's good for using the tape deck to play with a song.
Happy New Year Woody!
Nice little guitar video you made here! I'm personally not the biggest fan of Guitar Rig myself. My favorite program to use like this is TH3 by Overloud. You get a nice free, full version trial, that you can download for a few weeks I think (not sure how long the trial lasts, but it's long enough). Recommend checking it out if you're into these kinds of programs :).
More 'Woody's Guitar Shack' videos please! :)
Dude, the free presets are the ones that don't have "demo" next to them...simples!
Hei, this is great. What soundcard
are you using it?
That song.... was amazing... nice vid woody :D
wow! thanks
Happy new year!
That is cool stuff - and I like your song update as well. I use Digital Performer on the Mac as my DAW, they have a nice integrated ‘guitar studio’ I need to spend more time exploring!
Thanks so useful!
Great video, thank you.
I don't have the free version here to try, but maybe the drop-down menu in the Jump Cabinet allows to choose cabinets of all the amplifiers, that are, indeed, 17.
So you cannot have the all the amplifiers but you maybe can select their cabinets... worth trying for who's using the Player version...
I agree that, if so, it's quite badly explained in their website...
Happy new year man!
Why not use a Spectral Editing in your Reaper to reduce guitar squeak. It is far easier and faster than trying to cut them. Also it sounds more natural
I just stumbled across your channel and really enjoyed this video. Thanks for posting. I have a question for you: what DAW are you using?
reaper!
Excellent !
Sounds, amazing! Woody, I'm just curious, did you connected your guitar directly to your interface? I've tried guitar rig 5 but still can't get such a clean sound. Well, happy new year! I look forward your next videos.
thanks! yes, the strat was connected direct to an mbox usb interface, cheers!
@@WoodyPianoShack Which particular Pcaptop or chromebook do need for the I rig 5 to work? Help!
I like Guitar Rig (I have Komplete so have the full version). However I've not really played a guitar through it because I don't play!
Great song, Woody! Sounds like Paul Weller sings The Kinks. (In a good way.)
Great song!
Used to use Guitar Rig loads in the past, but got fed up with the sound it put out, and also on a big project the latency could become a pain if I had to increase buffer to buy me cpu power.
I switched to amplitude for a bit and did enjoy some of the models on there, but I eventually (and surprisingly!) ended up using Logic built-in amp sims and/or Waves GTR which I know isn't as well received.
...that was until I tried micing my real amps up - damn!!! This for me is so much better than running through a vst/au - that's no dis-service to any amp sims as they're great, dare I say it probably better sound than I would get myself via micing my humble amps.
However, for me I just seem to play and create better music using a hardware amp, and it's something I wish I tried years ago. But I'm discovering each passing year that less is more, whereas in the past I had a belief that the bigger and better things would always yield better results.
Great video by the way! :-)
my enjoyment comes from playing a guitar straight into a simple low-watt tube amp, not even pedals, i appreciate a back to basics approach in the guitar world after all the synths and music tech! i'll slap a mic in front of the cab next time for sure!
Don't you find as you get older that you think the same way with synths too? Sometimes the more basic they are, the easier, or rather more constructive it can be to work within those confines - as long as the quality is there?
I use to have so many 'rules' set in my head, and i would always seek 'the best' within my budget, spend months deciding on equipment to buy - but a lot of the time i would buy based on 'bang for buck', when i should've just gone with my heart - if only if that was because of how something looked, because i think that too makes a big difference if you have 'nice' stuff around you, it paints your environment well.
One thing i have learnt is that it's worth listening to people who know and have experienced gear first hand (You for example are such a great source of knowledge). Also the example of your low-watt tube amp is such a prime example of that experience yielding itself for you. Most people want the biggest watt and the most features possible for their money, when in fact you can hone your craft, and get more enjoyment long term from a smaller tube. Numerous time i've had to explain this to people in the people in the past who can't understand why a little practise valve amp would be better than a 100w Line 6 Spider cause it doesn't 'do' much. Gagghhhh!!! (Need your video clip there lol).
You only got to see what Bob Ross does with a large brush, beat up easel and some paints to appreciate how the importance of working and honing yourself within that sphere of quality and familiarity that your creativity can exist and evolve within.
Anyway, Happy New Year, hope for you personally you have a great year, seems like many humps and bumps last year, so let's hold a toast to smooth sailing, health and happiness! :)
WAIT!! Where's my food and drink gone?!! Who's put me back in this office?! I don't like being here guys... take me home now.... NO! NO! Not a meeting with excel on the smart board, i can't... i can't....!! :)
>>Skijumptoes: You said it all, sir! What's more, neither in the demo sections nor in in the finished track did I hear anything that couldn't be done better with an "ancient" multi-effects unit. A waste of a Strat, I'd say, when a Woolworths Audition guitar would have achieved the same quality (=none). Still, I enjoyed the demo.
Buy komplete it comes with gp5 and a ton of other great stuff including massive and kontakt also to remove noise between takes you can easily select the whole consolidated or bounced track and cut silence everything that’s not intentional goes bye bye or as suggested the gate is built in
How did you plug your guitar? Thanks
Did you try to change the cab? I couldn't see you trying that in the video...
Hi Woody, as a complete newbie to all this, which program did you use to record your original track please?
Alan, i think i did the original in Reaper, but logic, cubase, reason, reaper, garageband will do also!
@@WoodyPianoShack Woody, Thanks. Alan
@@WoodyPianoShack Which need a PC laptop chromebook which particular one need? to run those the I rig 5 Logic Garage band.
How do you rate Guitar Rig when compared to micing up an amp with pedalboard?
I just got the pro version and am trying to trouble shoot it. A coupe o' questions:
A) Your original tracks sound really clean. Are you recording them as unfiltered audio tracks through an audio interface?
B) I'm getting lots of static and hissing when either I try to make my own amp setups or use the factory ones. Any ideas why? I'm using Logic and just connecting through my audio interface, and have not had that problem when using Logic's amp models.
A) guitar plugged in to audio interface and recorded clean, no fx.
B) if you have too much gain dialed in then there can be hiss, just like on a real guitar amp. i'm guessing your guitar we recorded at too low a level, so you have to turn up the virtual guitar amps too much.
what equipment is needed to set this up with your computer? specific cables ??
If they would put the plexi in the free version, probably no one would by it ;) This jump amp was never my favorite, there are plenty of much nicer amps in guitar rig. This one has a kind of muffled sound. That makes me crazy. But this is a new challange, I will try out how to get a good sound from it.
Thanks for posting! I like to use a mix of Guitar Rig, Waves GTR, and Ampire in Studio One when I want to use VST guitar amps/fx.
Has it changed at all? I’ve had it since komplete 8 looking at k12
Cool song! Woody goes The Who. :-)
jeez when did jim carey start doing this?!
Hi, sorry for the lack of knowledge ,how does this setup work?? And what do I need ? I’ve got a guitar and a macbook hahaha
Audio interface. You can use the Scarlett solo. It's about 100$
"Woody Guitar Shack" :p
ignore my last comment, I watched yur vid. Very informative thanks. What's your DAW?
great, we're using Reaper here.
I swear, if we could isolate those squeak frequencies.
is there a recording app.
What is the name of the main workstation? I'm actually new into these stuff sorry.... I've just seen FL studio...
this would be Reaper!
May i know what you used to connect guitar to computer?
this was an old recording where I used MBOX usb audio interface to record the guitar.
@@WoodyPianoShack i just bought behringer guitar link. Is it okay to use?
What kind of cord do you plug in from the guitar into the PC?
You'll need an audio interface. Most include XLR inputs which are compatible with your everyday guitar cable
@@mr.lovebone2340 Which particular Pc laptop or chromebook will work need to be able to have I rig ect?
How could you play without latency?? I just can't do that, could you explain how please :c??
a good usb audio interface with asio drivers will help!
Ok and what happens after 30 minutes of using demo?
The demo plug-ins stop working.
Not easy to hear how good an amp or effects are with so little dynamic range to the guitar input.
Do you have a link or video where you demonstrate how to use Guitar Rig within Reaper? thanks.
not specifically, but this demo user gr within reaper... ?
Srry I meant demonstrating step by step how to record/playback guitar via GR5 within Reaper; I have been successful in playing and listening my guitar with GR5 sounds in Reaper, and even recording audio waveform data, but *when I play back the track, all I hear is clean, unprocessed (non Guitar Rig 5) sound*. Any tips are welcome, cheers.
Nice :)
what do you use to connect your guitar to mac?
Lucas Pelle audio interface, you just need that and you’re ready to go, it cames with the cables you need.
Doesn’t use adapter
@@zolanilla Which computer will need? will a chromebook work?
HOW did you connect your guitar to to PC?
via a USB audio interface
What is the software he uses in this video?
i'm using reaper
Hi, please help!
I have this program and it makes way too much noise, it's like it picks up very little sound in the environment and tries to amplify them too! I'm sure I should be able to resolve this issue in my PC's sound settings, but I have no idea what exactly is causing this or what should I change.
Does anyone have any suggestions?!
@Robert Waggoner Howie I don't know how to do that. do u know any videos that could help me figure it out?
Arash S you just need an audio interface and just go through that. I use a Presonus 2|4
@@simonhope5746 I have an iRig2, the whole setup works perfectly with my other laptop and it used to work with this one too, until one day it just didn't!!! what ever the problem is, i'm sure it has to be setting related. I even reinstalled the program, but the same sh** happens!
Arash S hey man, I had an iRig pro but couldn’t get it working at all with my MacBook or iMac hence the presonus, although that was using with DAWs and not GR5. Are you sure it’s not just a shitty TS cable?
@@simonhope5746 yeah, as i said, the same setup works perfectly with my other laptop.
CAN IT BE USED WITH IRIG??
Am I really the only one that feels like all those sounds are bad? :P Check Neural DSP much better simulations.
I can't find a way to with youtube at the same time. Won't buy it if that doesn't work
Dude, no need for all the automation, Guitar Rig has a noise gate built in for exactly this purpose.. That's kinda GR 101 man....!
never had much luck with noise gates, they tend to leave the stuff i want to eliminate, and cut off the stuff i want to keep... :) but i'll try it next times, cheers mate.
installed guitar rig 5 put in lead from guitar no sound at all lead is put in computer at rear in blue connecter still nothing
I feel most guitar players like very harsh mid-high frequencies, the jump (tested it myself) sounds like azz to me. I also feel youtube messes with anyone's mix... in a very bad way. I have great headphones and videos where audio matters it sounds harsh half the time.
it's free but what's the catch? what does paying for it get you? I can't seem to find the answer online, thanks
You get a shit load of presets is what we seem to get
if i using without output guitar, can worked? i cant play guitar :(
Use BIAS FX 2 or TH3 or Kuassa creme with impulses or taranov amps, guitar rig 5 is shit old outddated and the weakest of all, they were the first on the soft market but there are way better softwares. Softtube also making cool amp heads
How the fuck do i get sound ?
I never liked the sound of Guitar Rig, there are so many others that are better but hey free is free.
Lol someone who played guitar his first 2days can do these power chords you made in intro
You was looking at the fretboard
You are probably beginning player and you review Guitar Rig5 because you have not much cash for Amps Pedals and the other stuff
Am i right dude?
Oh wait its 2years old vid
Was you?
I'm here for this exactly reason. lol
christian bale ?
That is a really poor Marshall emulation.
What have all these emulation companies done? All the prices are 299 dollars? For no hardware? What a rip off. Just buy a real amp.
I tried this and all the tones sounded like shit. What gives?
Hi, sorry for the lack of knowledge ,how does this setup work?? And what do I need ? I’ve got a guitar and a macbook hahaha
You need a usb audio interface which you will then plug into your laptop, and in which you will plug in the guitar with a standard cable. That's it pretty much!
@@ThatGuy-ep7xq thanks for that, what would you recommend regarding the usb audio interface? regards
@@richardparry7083 Honestly I'm no expert on this topic, but I've been using an audio interface called Lexicon Alpha for the past 5 years, and it has worked great. It's also very cheap.
However I've heard a lot of good things about Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2nd Gen, so you might want to look into that.
Anyhow, any usb audio interface with an instrument input, headphone out, and 2 line outs should do it. Depending on whether or not you're going to use some kind of monitors or headphones. You need line outs for monitors.