I have been producing music professionally for several years, mostly via keyboard/midi, and Virtual/digital instrument based. I Bought a schector guitar to try to learn how to play it to add the guitar parts, but w my schedule, was always a pain in the ass because I knew very little about playing it ( Piano was my native) In 2008, one of my Albanian producer friends gave me a virtual guitar thing, but was nothing like this.. So I always had to find a guitarist to try and add the parts..So needless to say the guitar parts in my songs were lacking, and a highly frustrating pain in the ass to get them to sound right, or what I heard in my head. So having something like this allows me to fully finish the music the way I originally intended to, so for that I thank you
You guys are the best , i really want to thank you , because you're giving an opportunity to make music for those ones , who don't have guitars or who can't play
Just upgraded my Shreddage 2 instruments and went ahead and cross graded to complete my Shreddage collection!! These are by far my most favorite guitar instruments!! Thank you for all the hard work!!
Been with you guys from almost the beginning! You helped me create guitar-stuff I could never have played on an actual guitar! I have the first set of Shreddage guitars and bass. Upgraded the guitars to 2 and now 3. Want to upgrade the bass too, so I will buy that. Too bad I didn't upgrade from original to 2. Ow well, $99,- is a steal actually for this quality!
You'll know when my computer is working again; I will immediately be upgrading all of my S2 instruments to these as soon as I can power that sucker on.
@@imperiusgc3481 If I wanted a Korn/Static X type sound I'd go with Jupider since it has a much darker tone. Rogue has a much thinner tone, however from my experience making metal tracks, often times a thin guitar tone can sound even heavier if you combine it with strong well-mixed crunchy bass tone.
I've watched so many hours of Shreddage videos now but still can't bring myself to buy any of them because I'm not sure I'd have the writing ability or motivation to get enough use out of them to justify the cost.
Do these instruments support custom IR? I'm still trying to learn about this stuff, but I think that question made sense. Also, do these instruments allow for tuning via Kontakt scripts? I know it depends upon the library/manufacturer if they've locked editing. I see the wrench icon, so my guess is "yes"
Totally buying now. Was about to make the purchase for 2 and saw that this is out.... Watched the section about Jupiter and I'm so down!! Take my fucking money!!
@@YoungBlaze Orange Tree doesn't have enough round robin samples, at least the one I have (Evol. Rock Standard) is nice for leads but fails at rhythm because of the machine-gunning
good day friend, you could tell me how to configure and be able to make palm mutes to play on my keyboard midi friend ??? and the other question to know how to make the guitar sound with the power chord as aggressive as possible is activated "I await your help please, as I can not get the palm mute and the guitar out in powerchord mode
I'm sorry if I'm late but the difference between them is that the regular version has all the articulation and controls while the lite version has less controls that make cpu and ram being less intensive.
Yes and greatly expanded from S2. You can now assign articulations to key switches, MIDI CC, key range, velocity range, multiple rules at once, latching vs. non latching etc!
@@zirconst Thanks Andrew, I'm downloading the Jupiter files as we speak, don't know why I even bothered asking because at crossgrade prices there's no way I wasn't getting this - Shreddage was my first Kontakt instrument and has never let me down :D Also the new UI 👌👌👌
All 3 of the guitars sound pretty similar, but Jupiter has a slightly thicker / deeper tone than the others... I saw them hint in a comment on their Facebook page that they have an 8-string on the way, but I have no clue when that will become available.
Is there any way to play the same range of palm mutes that shreddage 2 has? I'm using FL Studio and changing the velocity hardly effects anything. In fact no matter how I set it all I get are sustained notes.
Depends on the genre! Our latest and most versatile instruments are S3 Stratus and S3 Hydra. Stratus is a 6-string great for classic rock, funk, pop, surf, it's the classic American guitar sound. Hydra is a super deep 8-string guitar perfect for prog rock, metal, djent, etc. If you need a sound that is on the clean side, S3 Archtop is the way to go. That one can be played with almost no amping and still sounds amazing.
@@zirconst what about Jupiter 🤔.... Am looking for something that i could use in orchestral music for badass themes..... Thats the major place i'd use a hi gain piece. So?
@@scoresbymj I'd play it safe and get Jupiter. I got Rogue, Serpent, and Jupiter and Rogue/Serpent are too tight on the palm mutes. Not sure if you'd want the harsh biting tones from Rogue/Serpent for orchestral.
@@oogalee thanks you so much for the suggestion buddy.... I got jupiter, steel strings and nylon strings and they quite a bit meets all the requirements for all genres!
If you make metalcore, Shreddage 3 Jupiter is your only option. From experience, Serpent and Rogue palm mute powerchords way too tight. Not good for breakdowns.
Make sure you're not using a mono effect on the Kontakt output. You may want to instead use multiple instances of your S3 guitar, and route each one to a different output.
Did you check the Metal Rhythm preset? The default settings are more appropriate for lead playing; you just need to adjust a couple settings for fast palm mutes. Or use "Metal Rhythm" :-)
shreddage is the reason i bought a a guitar and started learning to play, you need A LOT of editing in this to actually sound good and it's annoying, with a cheap jackson js22 7 and upgraded bridge pickup you get much better and satisfiyng results
I have been producing music professionally for several years, mostly via keyboard/midi, and Virtual/digital instrument based. I Bought a schector guitar to try to learn how to play it to add the guitar parts, but w my schedule, was always a pain in the ass because I knew very little about playing it ( Piano was my native)
In 2008, one of my Albanian producer friends gave me a virtual guitar thing, but was nothing like this.. So I always had to find a guitarist to try and add the parts..So needless to say the guitar parts in my songs were lacking, and a highly frustrating pain in the ass to get them to sound right, or what I heard in my head.
So having something like this allows me to fully finish the music the way I originally intended to, so for that I thank you
You guys are the best , i really want to thank you , because you're giving an opportunity to make music for those ones , who don't have guitars or who can't play
AMEN! WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!!!! I remember the days of sequencing on a ROMpler and always having to make do.
@Carrot Ferret um, these aren't patterns; you literally have to play them and program what you can't perform, so....
I just bought Stratus tonight and Holy S___ .... all I can say is wow. Nobody is even close. Unreal
Just upgraded my Shreddage 2 instruments and went ahead and cross graded to complete my Shreddage collection!! These are by far my most favorite guitar instruments!! Thank you for all the hard work!!
Been with you guys from almost the beginning! You helped me create guitar-stuff I could never have played on an actual guitar! I have the first set of Shreddage guitars and bass. Upgraded the guitars to 2 and now 3. Want to upgrade the bass too, so I will buy that. Too bad I didn't upgrade from original to 2. Ow well, $99,- is a steal actually for this quality!
I've been loving the Shreddage 3 Rogue since I got it. If only I knew what I'm doing when it comes to guitars lol
Your product is incredible, only feedback effect is still missing.
Impact Soundworks you guys are the best!
FUCKING AMAZING LIBRARIES!
I cant wait for Christmas. I'm buying half of these lol.
You'll know when my computer is working again; I will immediately be upgrading all of my S2 instruments to these as soon as I can power that sucker on.
11:50 has me sold !
Super excited to buy this... very good!
Jesus you people have outdone yourselves. 👏
I AM SO EXCITED FOR THESE, I DONT HAVE THE MONEY FOR ALL THESE, but I want em all so bad
Bought Jupiter yesterday. Was so impressed that i bought Rogue today. Kudos for the discount . Awesome !
If i want to create sounds similar to korn and static x which would you recommend for me? rogue or jupiter?
@@imperiusgc3481 If I wanted a Korn/Static X type sound I'd go with Jupider since it has a much darker tone. Rogue has a much thinner tone, however from my experience making metal tracks, often times a thin guitar tone can sound even heavier if you combine it with strong well-mixed crunchy bass tone.
I've watched so many hours of Shreddage videos now but still can't bring myself to buy any of them because I'm not sure I'd have the writing ability or motivation to get enough use out of them to justify the cost.
Do these instruments support custom IR? I'm still trying to learn about this stuff, but I think that question made sense. Also, do these instruments allow for tuning via Kontakt scripts? I know it depends upon the library/manufacturer if they've locked editing. I see the wrench icon, so my guess is "yes"
GREAT WORK ANDREW !!!
Archtop Sounds Cool💪🏿💪🏿
Totally buying now. Was about to make the purchase for 2 and saw that this is out.... Watched the section about Jupiter and I'm so down!! Take my fucking money!!
how to make a long release? What if when you release a note the sound was at least 600ms? long sustain
The Shreddage 2 this ball twirl release time
OMG! this has to be the best guitar plugin ever! I tried some other lame ones like Strum GS2. Shreddage 3 make me realize how much money I wasted.
you need to check out "ORANGE TREE GUITARS" these are good but orange tree has mastered the field in this
@@YoungBlaze Orange Tree doesn't have enough round robin samples, at least the one I have (Evol. Rock Standard) is nice for leads but fails at rhythm because of the machine-gunning
@@Tremendouz i havent use that but their evolution dracus is amazing!
@@YoungBlaze Hmm, I know a guy who has Dracus and he says the same machine gunning problem is there. He knows his VST guitars so I trust him.
@@Tremendouz yeah, either way , a real guitar blows all of them away lol
That's some fucking fire right there
good day friend, you could tell me how to configure and be able to make palm mutes to play on my keyboard midi friend ??? and the other question to know how to make the guitar sound with the power chord as aggressive as possible is activated "I await your help please, as I can not get the palm mute and the guitar out in powerchord mode
Really loving Shreddage Serpent 3. What is the difference between the regular version and the lite one?
I'm sorry if I'm late but the difference between them is that the regular version has all the articulation and controls while the lite version has less controls that make cpu and ram being less intensive.
Just
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12:42 - Barbra Streisand
ahahhahaa
this is sick
Woah, nice.
опа, Final Fantasy 7) как неожиданно и приятно..)
Which shreddage would be best for black metal or death metal
Amazing!
Is functionality wise everything there? I mean I can configure all the key switches and behavior just like Shreddage 2?
Yes and greatly expanded from S2. You can now assign articulations to key switches, MIDI CC, key range, velocity range, multiple rules at once, latching vs. non latching etc!
@@zirconst Thanks Andrew, I'm downloading the Jupiter files as we speak, don't know why I even bothered asking because at crossgrade prices there's no way I wasn't getting this - Shreddage was my first Kontakt instrument and has never let me down :D
Also the new UI 👌👌👌
have you compressed the IBZ samples into NKX files? because you haven't done that for Shreddage 2 IBZ it takes long time to load
Yes, Rogue uses NKX as do all other S3 guitars.
I make more like west coast-music (not heavy metal).. will this series be convenient for me ? or another one
Im wanting to create sounds similar to Korn and Static X, should I get the Rogue or Jupiter version?
All 3 of the guitars sound pretty similar, but Jupiter has a slightly thicker / deeper tone than the others... I saw them hint in a comment on their Facebook page that they have an 8-string on the way, but I have no clue when that will become available.
@@HyperNova137 alright awesome thanks for the help!
Easy i can join to vago again!
Is there any way to play the same range of palm mutes that shreddage 2 has? I'm using FL Studio and changing the velocity hardly effects anything. In fact no matter how I set it all I get are sustained notes.
Use the TACT tab to map the mutes however you want; by default they're set to the lowest C# keyswitch.
@@ImpactSoundworksLLC Worked like a charm. Thank you!
time to say goodbay shreddage 2
Which would be best for doom or djent?
Jupiter. The chugs are insane
Will these work in kontakt 6? The site only mentions 5.7
Yes, the minimum version is 5.7 but 6 will work, since it is newer!
Do an 8/9 string already
We're almost done recording the 8string :-)
@@zirconst I cannot wait for the 8 string!!! :D
holy fucking fuck
lil question what kontakt version this require???
Kontakt 5.7
Good
Shreddage 8 string when?
It's 95% recorded.
@@ImpactSoundworksLLC Awesome! Can't wait
if i could only buy one, which one i should go for
Depends on the genre! Our latest and most versatile instruments are S3 Stratus and S3 Hydra. Stratus is a 6-string great for classic rock, funk, pop, surf, it's the classic American guitar sound. Hydra is a super deep 8-string guitar perfect for prog rock, metal, djent, etc. If you need a sound that is on the clean side, S3 Archtop is the way to go. That one can be played with almost no amping and still sounds amazing.
@@zirconst what about Jupiter 🤔.... Am looking for something that i could use in orchestral music for badass themes..... Thats the major place i'd use a hi gain piece. So?
@@scoresbymj I'd play it safe and get Jupiter. I got Rogue, Serpent, and Jupiter and Rogue/Serpent are too tight on the palm mutes.
Not sure if you'd want the harsh biting tones from Rogue/Serpent for orchestral.
@@oogalee thanks you so much for the suggestion buddy.... I got jupiter, steel strings and nylon strings and they quite a bit meets all the requirements for all genres!
Shreddage 3 free no libary found kontak 6 ？？？
If you make metalcore, Shreddage 3 Jupiter is your only option.
From experience, Serpent and Rogue palm mute powerchords way too tight. Not good for breakdowns.
The multi tracking doesn't work. At all. It just sounds like a muddy mono
Make sure you're not using a mono effect on the Kontakt output. You may want to instead use multiple instances of your S3 guitar, and route each one to a different output.
It fails miserably when quick palm muting, so for speed metal it's not woth it.
Did you check the Metal Rhythm preset? The default settings are more appropriate for lead playing; you just need to adjust a couple settings for fast palm mutes. Or use "Metal Rhythm" :-)
@@zirconst im going to check that out. Really hoping for it to work! Thanks for the tip
Do i need to have shreddage 2 to use these?
Nope!
shreddage is the reason i bought a a guitar and started learning to play, you need A LOT of editing in this to actually sound good and it's annoying, with a cheap jackson js22 7 and upgraded bridge pickup you get much better and satisfiyng results
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