Shreddage Identical to the KSW patch above, but without the keyswitch functionality. Releases are triggered on any note by default.
SHREDDAGE II ABSOLUTE ELECTRIC GUITAR FULL
C2, D2, and E2 trigger full chokes at three locations on the neck - useful for rhythmic fills. However, tremolos are not triggered on the powerchord notes. Like with the single notes, lower velocities trigger powerchord mutes, while higher velocities trigger sustains. In the lower octaves, Ab-1 through A#1 trigger powerchords. Low velocities trigger mutes (lower velocity = more aggressive, faster mutes), while the highest velocities trigger tremolo picking. Patch List Shreddage KSW Single note articulations are mapped here from G#2 to B5. * Chorus: Mixes a chorusing effect into the signal. * Saturator: Toggles a warming saturation effect. * Guitar Amp: Toggles a Line6 amplifier effect. * Fuzz Box: Toggles a fuzz saturation effect. * EQ-Boost: Hypes the high end of the instrument.
* Mid-Scoop: Controls the frequency of a handy, gentle EQ scoop. User Interface (UI) All patches share some common features in the Combinator UI. We meticulously recorded thousands of samples for these instruments with multiple velocity (dynamic) layers, round robin (RR) variations, articulations, and other techniques. Please note that this library focuses on depth of sampling as opposed to hundreds of patches with relatively few samples. However, we generally recommend using the Combinator patches for maximum playability. For greater tweakability and customization, 13 NN-XT patches are also included which break the articulations down into individual patches like mutes, harmonics, releases, sustains in the left or right hand, etc. Sound Content The library contains four Combinator patches that span all important playing styles (slides, palm mutes, powerchords, chugs, chokes, squeals, etc). We hope you enjoy playing Shreddage as much as we did making it! Combined with a wide variety of crucial articulations and ultra low tuning, you can reproduce virtually any rhythm part. Up to EIGHT round robin (RR) variations were recorded, with down and up strokes, meaning the "machine gun" effect will never be a problem, even for extremely fast riffs. This allows you to use a completely unique tone for every song - apply whatever amp and FX chain you want, or none at all. so that's what we did! Shreddage captures the sound of a classic metal guitar sent through a high end Avalon DI box. With Shreddage, we wanted the ability to write or play convincing rock and metal riffs without complex sequencing.
Most guitar libraries sound laughably unrealistic, and those that don't tend to be extremely unwieldy, expensive, and difficult to play. Overview We created Shreddage because we couldn't find the perfect electric rhythm guitar library for rock and metal. Shreddage: Electric Rhythm Guitar An Impact Soundworks Sample Library
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