#REALGUITAR BY MUSICLAB FULL#
For example, C5 is a full downstroke, D5 is a partial downstroke, E5 is an upstroke, F5 is a choke, G5 and A5 are muted strums (sometimes referred to as "chugs", and so on.
You trigger different chords from key switches with your left hand, and "strum" with your right by pressing keys assigned to different strums. What 'strumming/progression/playing/articulation' tech/app do you you rely on when you play guitar on the keyboard?Amplesound in "Strum" mode. I find if you can closely mimic the way an instrument is faithfully played, its far more convincing than the merits of the samples themselves, this coming from a piano player perspective. What I enjoyed the most was the way it was played, not the sounds/samples themselves. I'm still gonna get it despite knowing this isn't the case, but felt the need to post about my observation.Īppreciate the replies. Hopefully its so amazing people don't have time to post about it. I read a lot, research a lot, and analyze too much - and yes, this release is different. I'd normally say to myself something along the lines of 'Dude chill it was only just released, wait for it.' however this one absolutely feels a whole lot different than other 'releases'. but the utter lack of any pre or post information got me curious.ĭon't get me wrong, I strive to use software/technologies/techniques that's not very popular and use them in unconventional ways, yet I balance it with making well-informed decisions when it comes to something I'd purchase. I find it odd, RG5 was always a solid program and I was planning on getting RG6.
And this being almost 5 years after they released RG5 to top it off. Not just the release mind you, but the entire last two months since their reveal at NAMM. not on their official forum or any other popular webspots for that matter. Real Guitar 6 was just released with zero fanfare, chatter, forum posts, reviews, vids, interviews, etc.
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