Creating a song with Strum Electric GS-1

Yves Frulla, resident keyboard player for Celine Dion, creates a rock song with Strum Electric GS-1.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Yves Frulla
• AAS
• Applied Acoustics Systems
• physical modeling
• Strum Electric
• GS-1
• electric guitar
• VST
• AU
• RTAS
• plug-in

[reverseengineer1]

@Wk2L i think its m audio axiom

[djntwelveinch]

hair plugs!

[siliconaudio]

That sounds absolutely horrible. I'm so glad I saw this demo before parting with my cash - I was just about to buy it. I heard the acoustic demo too and it also sounded terrible.

[Wk2L]

what keyboard is that

[VenVile]

Doesn't really hold the character and variance of a guitar, but it's good software. In a mix as backing it's perfect. As a lead, not so much, but it can still be used, granted you're not trying to pass it off as an electric guitar. But it's an excellent sound tool. AA is great with physical modelling and as technology and processing power advances...maybe in the next 10 years, or maybe even 5, we'll have modelled gtrs that sound and behave like the real deal. Thanks AA!

[Mappykid]

Ёпт.. надо ж жирный death metal демонстрировать и какое-нить мягкое экспрессивное соло, а то показали то, чего в природе не бывает.

[iqgray]

Sounds good you just have to tweak the

sound you want or you looking for.

[1StarProductions]

Pales in comparison to Electr6city.

[NightwolfsCanto]

sounds like shit. sorry. check out orange tree samples

[jadown]

If I have one instance open in the host program, can I assign different guitar sounds to the midi channels so that I won't have to open more than one instance?