The samples of the guitar are very clean so you have to manually add the extra sounds provided within the plugin to make it sound like an actual recorded take. I making a tutorial explaining this and how I personally program ample guitars. In terms of tone as in amplifiers and such, I can’t really say for this video because I did not come up with the tone in this video. The tone comes from the actual guitarist. If you have questions about tone creation though I’ll do my best to answer but it’s all personal preference and I just create tones that I like
I'll be looking forward to the tutorial :D. The rhythm guitar tone seems replicable, but for the parts not on strummer mode, it's hard to get that crunchy but clean sound. I've tried Guitar Rig and Archetype Nolly but just can't get the sound used in a lot of Jrock.
@@fwlo143Archetype plug-ins are cool but since it’s based off of artists it tends to sound like that artist rather than the sound your looking for. I used Archetype mainly for guitar practice. I play the real guitar so I just use the same kind of tone setup for my ample guitar videos. Jrock songs are usually recorded in the studio using real equipment so it’s a good idea to get plugins that replicate popular amps, pedals, and mics. I recommend amplitude, helix, positive grid, and soft tube. I like the sound of Marshall amps but I use a different cab to get the sound I like. Hope this helps!
thanks for sharing a great song
Do you reproduce the choking technique when using the ampleguitar lp?
Do you have any plans to publish a tutorial on ampleguitar lp?
Choking and double choking I reproduce with the ample guitar plugin. I am currently working on a tutorial and I will show how I do those techniques
chocking is easy bro. choking is on in keyboard c8 more seach is high notes
Nice. Is this thing capable of sending DI samples to a differnet plugin also? So I may use my Helix for modulation?
I'd like to see how you emulate the guitar tone, feels really hard to create a realistic sound
The samples of the guitar are very clean so you have to manually add the extra sounds provided within the plugin to make it sound like an actual recorded take. I making a tutorial explaining this and how I personally program ample guitars. In terms of tone as in amplifiers and such, I can’t really say for this video because I did not come up with the tone in this video. The tone comes from the actual guitarist. If you have questions about tone creation though I’ll do my best to answer but it’s all personal preference and I just create tones that I like
I'll be looking forward to the tutorial :D. The rhythm guitar tone seems replicable, but for the parts not on strummer mode, it's hard to get that crunchy but clean sound. I've tried Guitar Rig and Archetype Nolly but just can't get the sound used in a lot of Jrock.
@@fwlo143Archetype plug-ins are cool but since it’s based off of artists it tends to sound like that artist rather than the sound your looking for. I used Archetype mainly for guitar practice. I play the real guitar so I just use the same kind of tone setup for my ample guitar videos. Jrock songs are usually recorded in the studio using real equipment so it’s a good idea to get plugins that replicate popular amps, pedals, and mics. I recommend amplitude, helix, positive grid, and soft tube. I like the sound of Marshall amps but I use a different cab to get the sound I like. Hope this helps!
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Wow please make full karaoke 😮❤
Do you have instagram?