VST plugins are virtual instruments and effects that you can use in productions. They can recreate classic synth designs, or represent completely new ways of making sound. VST plugins are easy to use; download them, install, and your DAW will pick them up and let you use them in the workstation. (Image credit: Native Instruments) 4. Native Instruments Komplete 12. Everything you could ever need Launch price: $199 - $1,599/£152 - £1,220/€180 - €1,450 Formats: Mac/Windows, standalone, VST, AU, AAX + So. + Great guitar-specific tools - Can get pricey for the top bundle.
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Discussion in 'GUITAR RIG' started by Michael Coar, Oct 2, 2020.
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Back with a new look, new amps, new effects, and new machine learning technology to model state-of-the-art hardware. Unlimited amounts of warmth, grit, crunch and fuzz, plus all the effects you could ever need.
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I nearly fell off my chair when I saw that Native Instruments have finally – after what feels like an eternity – announced that there will be a new version of Guitar Rig! I’m one of those people that has been using Guitar Rig since it was first released. Honestly, I thought Native Instruments had written it off.
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So I’m sure you can imagine my excitement that we will soon see a new, redesigned and updated version. This bit of news made my day because GR was my go-to virtual amp sim for so many years. Unfortunately, it had become a little unstable and seemed quite outdated. It felt like NI had forgotten all us guitar and bass players.