hi, when i drag to my daw, studio one and ableton, i can't get acoustic martin to sync up with daw, i tried the -50ms setting in daw but still doesnt sync, any ideas?
Hi Ruben, I ask you one thing: do you have any idea how to make dubbed guitars (left-right) as if they were two takes in a credible way? I don't like the "Double" function, because when you put the sound in mono it sucks. Then I would like to know why when I import a Strum into Riffer it is all busted ... Thanks
Riffer is pretty good but it has a fundamental disconnect between its user base and the target audience of the VST. Non-guitarists don't know which string should play which note. It would be more useful to have a fret agnostic version of this
That’s what the auto hand position feature is for. You can select a starting point position using the position key switch or force string and it automatically selects notes based on a natural hand position. I’ll cover that in the following videos of this series.
You can download the WAV and MIDI files available here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pZb5LygDie6tLr-m1qdmRJLtbC-Abt-V?usp=sharing
Thank you!
Thank you but file is empty..
@@fuatguzelbakan5640 just fixed it. Sorry about that.
@@hifimidi Your videos always perfect..Thank you so much for that..And waiting more 8-)
Thank you but there is not midi file of the Ample Guitar SH part and the audio track is empty :(
Awesome as always. Many Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Excellent tutorial
another great tutorial, thanks
Thank you ever so much for this tutorial
Thanks... this is the basic stuff I need to get started programming my music. ;O)
Superbe Merci
What is the difference between the regular DI and stereo DI signal? I can't really hear a difference and the manual doesn't explain anything.
Great video where can i find the second part?
hi, when i drag to my daw, studio one and ableton, i can't get acoustic martin
to sync up with daw, i tried the -50ms setting in daw but still doesnt sync, any ideas?
Hi Ruben, I ask you one thing: do you have any idea how to make dubbed guitars (left-right) as if they were two takes in a credible way? I don't like the "Double" function, because when you put the sound in mono it sucks. Then I would like to know why when I import a Strum into Riffer it is all busted ... Thanks
Riffer is pretty good but it has a fundamental disconnect between its user base and the target audience of the VST. Non-guitarists don't know which string should play which note. It would be more useful to have a fret agnostic version of this
That’s what the auto hand position feature is for. You can select a starting point position using the position key switch or force string and it automatically selects notes based on a natural hand position. I’ll cover that in the following videos of this series.
@@hifimidi now that would be great! I was not aware of this
... 👍 !!