Guitar

Scan and recognize multiple pages of guitar sheet music. Watch as both TAB and standard notation parts reconstruct on-screen in seconds, ready for playback and editing. Highly accurate and simultaneous recognition of tablature and standard notation make Guitar Edition a powerful and useful tool for any classical guitarist. Convert solo guitar scores printed as notation into TAB. Or vice-versa: Convert TAB scores to notation.

Ultra Real-sounding Virtual Electric Guitar - the true sound of Fender® Stratocaster® includes over 147 Giga-bytes*, approx. 200,000 samples.

AmpliTube 1 Live includes selections from one of the most highly acclaimed guitar amp and effects modeling software, celebrated by the world's leading guitar and recording magazines. AmpliTube 1 Live makes it easy to play a vast array of powerful amp sounds on the road without a heavy amp set up. From lush, warm vintage tones to cutting-edge sonic dynamos, AmpliTube 1 Live puts the power of a half stack on your desktop.

The Sound of Guitar and Bass GUITAR RIG 2 is a professional all-in-one software and hardware set-up for guitarists and bass players. The fantastic sound quality won GUITAR RIG 20 industry awards and artists' praise the world over. A huge range of authentically emulated amps and effects are perfectly complemented by a robust foot controller boasting an integrated, studio-quality sound card.

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GUITAR RIG 3 is the ultimate all-in-one guitar and bass solution. Simply connect your guitar with your computer via the enhanced Rig Kontrol 3 foot pedal and you are ready to go. The on-board studio-quality soundcard routes the signal to your speakers, while the software grants you access to an incredible number of perfectly modeled classic amps, cabinets, mics and effects - all arranged in a super-simple drag-and-drop rack format. Any style, any time - the perfect solution for professional studio and live setups.

Vandal is a unique virtual guitar and bass amplifier that avoids working with simple impulse responses. Every individual step - each tube, every amplifier stage, even the speaker coils - is virtualized. Vandal also offers detailed effects and stomp boxes (several overdrive and distortion effects, different compressor effects, EQ, chorus, phaser, wah-wah, delay, reverb, lo-fi and many more) and advanced microphone settings in an easy-to-use interface that lets you forget that you are using a software amplification. Magix says that most conventional software amps work on the basis of sterile-sounding impulse responses, which leave no space for the details in the characteristic sound of guitars and basses. All instruments tend to sound the same and exciting sound properties are replaced by standardized algorithms. Vandal is different. Physical modeling technology guarantees that everything, from the signal input, stomp boxes and tube amplifier to the microphoned loudspeakers and studio effects added in post production are all displayed and played in top quality.

Sony Pictures Digital and Jade Hill Studios proudly present the Total Spanish Guitar collection, an impressive array of traditional and modern acoustic guitar performances rendered in a comprehensive range of flavors and feels. From lightning-fast picado leads to rasgueado rhythms and beautifully played soft ballads, all of the loops in this collection are imbued with stylistic authenticity, real musicality, and breathtaking performance and engineering qualities.

DirectGuitar 2.1 is an innovative 7Gb electric guitar sample library for Kontakt directly recorded for a amp simulator. It means that the electric guitar has been recorded directly to the audio interface exactly like when you plug a real electric guitar into it. In this way you can add your favorite amp simulator such as NI Guitar Rig or Amplitube and shape the sound as you wish. DirectGuitar 2.1 allows you to create an infinite number of guitar sounds.

The ebow ( Energy bow), is a small, hand held device that 'bows' the strings of a guitar using an electromagnetic field. It produces a unique guitar sound, with a very slow attack and infinite sustain. To play the ebow, the guitarist holds it over the string, near the pickup or hole, so that the string sits in a small notch on the underside of the eBow. The eBow's magnets then cause the string to vibrate until it feeds back on itself at its own resonant frequency. This feedback loop is very similar to the well-known amplifier feedback, but a much more controllable version. The player can vary the loudness of the sound by moving closer or further away from the string, as with amplifier feedback. The ebow is switchable from low power mode to high power mode, which gives a strong, harmonically rich sound.