Modartt user forum » Recordings featuring Pianoteq and Organteq » Classical Guitar Electrified and Organteq and.....demo
Didn’t find any demo on Classical Guitar Electrified, so I had to make one for myself
Using Classical Guitar Electrified and in background Organteq + a pad and a bass.
Enjoy!
https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...ied%20.mp3
And video (no pad, only Guitar, Organteq, Bass)
Best wishes,
Stig
Ah, that is a lot of fun Stig
When young, eek late 70s, I put pickups in my flamenco guitar and that reminds me of that time. Problem with electrifying real acoustic guitars (esp. when going for rock/distortion/overdrive) was that feedback could really grab hold quite quickly on stage (esp. back then, with not-so-good stage mix gear - I ended up using a solid body electric after too many live issues) - but fun it was.
Your use of the Pianoteq electrified acoustic guitar sound does have quite the element of compressed transient sound of a heavily controlled acoustic distorted guitar going on (I used to compress mine to avoid peaks which could kick off that feedback mentioned.. often with a pretty blunt lineup of stomp boxes) - and you play it quite like realistic guitar chops there too hehe.
Keep on always with your interesting musical adventures - always my best to you.
Ah, that is a lot of fun Stig
When young, eek late 70s, I put pickups in my flamenco guitar and that reminds me of that time. Problem with electrifying real acoustic guitars (esp. when going for rock/distortion/overdrive) was that feedback could really grab hold quite quickly on stage (esp. back then, with not-so-good stage mix gear - I ended up using a solid body electric after too many live issues) - but fun it was.
Your use of the Pianoteq electrified acoustic guitar sound does have quite the element of compressed transient sound of a heavily controlled acoustic distorted guitar going on (I used to compress mine to avoid peaks which could kick off that feedback mentioned.. often with a pretty blunt lineup of stomp boxes) - and you play it quite like realistic guitar chops there too hehe.
Keep on always with your interesting musical adventures - always my best to you.
Thank you Qexl for your comments. You have such good insights into music and a lot of life experience - very valuable. Glad you take the time to listen.
I appreciate it much
Best wishes,
Stig
very cool demo. i liked both versions. so many fun things to try ...
Thank you so much budo. Yes, I have to do more experiment with this guitar.
Best wishes,
Stig
