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davidnI've tried to evolve my music out of Modplug for a long time now, but after every period of experimentation I just keep snapping back to my familiar sound and environment due to comfort and experience - and the fact that I couldn't find a guitar library that sounded at all realistic enough to be worthwhile. This... might change that yet.
This is a test of the Shreddage X plugin by Impact Soundworks - compared to the very awkward libraries that I've used in the past, this offers a lot of different articulations and makes them easily accessible without having to set up multiple different instruments for them. It involves spending more time in Music Creator 6 and less in my comfortable, cosy Modplug environment, but I think I might try to port a couple of my songs over to it to see how they sound - and see if this time I stay there.
This is a test of the Shreddage X plugin by Impact Soundworks - compared to the very awkward libraries that I've used in the past, this offers a lot of different articulations and makes them easily accessible without having to set up multiple different instruments for them. It involves spending more time in Music Creator 6 and less in my comfortable, cosy Modplug environment, but I think I might try to port a couple of my songs over to it to see how they sound - and see if this time I stay there.
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Date: 2012-08-17 01:48 am (UTC)Unless, of course, you recognized the original one because I have inadvertently copied it from somewhere, and the two obvious ones are nowhere near as obvious as I had thought, which seems quite likely given past experience in these areas.
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Date: 2012-08-17 01:52 am (UTC)Oh! Oh!! Signal from the Sky!! Okay, I'm way too slow to grasp things, sometimes, but at least I got it eventually.
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Date: 2012-08-17 01:57 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-08-17 02:07 am (UTC)