Cathy,

Thank you for the kind words. Yes, a skilled guitar player can easily play that and more.

If you are doing this with MIDI, you can do as Mario mentioned. Slow it down and get the notes in there that you want. In a DAW like sonar, it is possible to get 128th note resolution (or higher) if you really need that kind of speed. Add the parts and notes you need and then speed it up.

I heard what you said about keeping the tone like you want. Here's your solution. REAL STRAT. I've heard folks who were using this and as a guitarist it was really difficult to tell that it wasn't actually a real guitar or player. Since it triggers off midi, you can record the parts slowly and then speed it up. RS doesn't care, and since the samples are not affected by tempo, like audio, you get the tone you want at any speed.

It's not free, but it's also not killer expensive. Point is, it will do what you want.

Listen to this demo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Tk3Z3Tasuw



BTW.... the shaky video is for commercial effect. The real VST doesn't jump around like that.

Hope you get the song done the way you hear it.

Last edited by Guitarhacker; 05/06/21 04:56 AM.
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