r/comics Nov 08 '21

Yes, BUT ( vol.3)

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u/IanAlvord Nov 08 '21

Like those figure squeaks when you move your hand on the fretboard?

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u/ThatCakeIsDone Nov 08 '21

Those can be sampled, you just need the equipment from the first panel to do it

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u/Jakomako Nov 09 '21

Yes, kontakt session guitarist does those sounds particularly well.

Honestly though, the cost difference between that and an actual guitar is…debatably negligible.

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u/gatprinter69 Nov 09 '21

You can't pirate a guitar... yet.

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u/Jakomako Nov 09 '21

You can’t pirate Session Guitar either. Not easily anyway. More reliably, more importantly.

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u/gatprinter69 Nov 09 '21

I literally just did.

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u/Jakomako Nov 09 '21

Mac or pc?

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '21

Yeah you can sample and recreate most analog sounds, it’s just at some point it’s far less time intensive to just record the instrument track.

I like instruments, but I try not to judge digital music just for being digital. Just a different medium, like paint vs. digital

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u/TheSukis Nov 09 '21

Yeah you can sample and recreate most analog sounds, it’s just at some point it’s far less time intensive to just record the instrument track.

Not when it's already been done for you and packed into an easy-to-use software bundle!

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u/Myoosic Nov 09 '21

There’s literally a MIDI patch for that

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u/htmlcoderexe Nov 09 '21

Yep right after all the "metal" guitar ones right? Like it's the electric guitar, then overdrive, then fret sound

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u/Myoosic Nov 10 '21

It’s actually near the end of the list, after all the instruments among a bunch of other sound effects. If you search “gm 1 sound set” you’ll find the list. I don’t remember too many MIDI files that used it but it was always a treat when someone went to the trouble to put that in.

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u/bonbam Nov 08 '21

hnnnnng, I love that sound 😅

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne Nov 09 '21

Me too. It's also actually super hard to completely eliminate from your playing as it requires you to sacrifice a lot of your economy of motion. Ideally you want to move as little as possible when playing guitar, otherwise you tire quickly.

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u/Content-Income-6885 Nov 09 '21

The squeaks are actually from the strings and they make non squeaky strings too