HOW TO J-ROCK (using VST) #DTMer #DTM

what drums are those theyre really good

I used EzDrummer 3, and add Grand Finale as an enhancer for the drums !

This is the first time I have heard stratus sound good on anything, great tutorial!

Thank you for watching ! The guitar thing felt like a rabbit hole when I started, with playing techniques changing the tone, followed by pickups, mixing, amps, etc... Most people barely scratch the surface, using it too simply without enough details to make it sound great.

Yeah, each VST is its own world haha I personally really like Ample libraries for strummed rhythms

OMG, THIS IS SOO GOOD WHAT ??? For the life of me I can never make Ample's Electric guitar sound this good 😭😭😭

This specific video from @Reo5419233 really helped me out! By far the best demo of how to make those guitar shine, it even comes with a midi file for reference!

@Reo5419233 I use Ample for Acoustic and Shreddage for Electric now

@Reo5419233 I really enjoy Ample acoustics for anything that's not strummed, and shredagge is my go to for Metal and leads. For strums I usually use the NI Strummed guitars, with an EQ match and compression they sound great in context!

@Reo5419233 I used the session guitarist too, it sounds really good but it lacks the total control that ample offers so I didn't use it anymore, not saying it's a bad VST but I would find myself doing a lot of things that I can't freely do in session guitarist Also that solo is so fireee 🔥

THANKYOUU i finally know how to make strumming in shreddage3😭😭😭

I was actually trying really hard to figure out the strumming in Shreddage3 too 😭😭😭

I actually just copped vocaloid this will certainly be useful for me!!

watched this till the end, tutorial is so good man thank you Andex for the enlightment 🤧🤧🤍

Thank you man, this was just a little fun video, I'm not expecting it to "enlighten" anyone 😭😭😭

Sheeesh you tryna be the next FLO???

@9x10M I just do what I love 😔🥀

@nikunaniku I don't understand anything but it sounds good

@nikunaniku I'm glad it sounds good to you (✿◡‿◡)

This RIPS

Thank youuuu !!!!

I LOVE YOU

I LOVE YOU TOO, LET'S GET MARRIED!!!

i love this, the strumming part i will love love to know

Currently I just want to do a short video on Jrock, but I will make another one purely for guitar strumming in VSTs! o((>ω< ))o

tytyty i am still learning and you are like a teacher for me, ty for all this!

Thank you so much for this.

wow!!! extremely helpful thank you!!

Thank you ( •̀ ω •́ )✧

Saving this, the guitar programming is amazing!

I'm glad you like it !! o((>ω< ))o

I LITERALY dont understand nothing but i LOVE IT

Can this song be a full version please.....!

I really don't know, I was having a lot of inspiration when making this. Just purely for fun, but if I can I will post it :3

Thank you!

muy bien gracias

Holy heck this sounds so frikin good

Thank you sooo much !! o((>ω< ))o

Good sensei !

I love you

very looking forward to the guitar programming video..

I hope I can make it short and still easy to understand (✿◡‿◡)

So fkg good 🔥

@leeolee_b Thank you very much!!! I'm glad you liked it !!!

This sounds amazing! I have the same instrument and plugins, but I’ve been trying to get that kind of guitar chord sound and it’s not easy😭👍👍

YOU'RE SO COOL WHAAAT

I'M JUST AVERAGE WHAT 😭😭😭

“I have an almost identical library. But I don’t know where the muted notes are made.”

Some libraries I have used either have have keyswitch to change the playstyle or you have to hold down the keyswitch along with the strumming so it can be muted This one however, you just have to shorten the note a lot so it can be muted strumming

Basically, it’s this one, it’s called Hydra. I made some melodies with it, but I didn’t really understand it very well, and I’m always using this red one instead.

I think just about any VST will have the same workflow to some degree, same functions and features, you just have to make use most of it and you should be fine with just about any VSTs !!

Yes, but let’s remember that with guitars, each VST is made with different string recordings, so sometimes the tone and distortion in the sound come out differently. One day I’ll have to really analyze Hydra properly.

this is unbelievable amounts of sauce 🫡🫡🫡

Here's the sauce

Really cool how to

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this is amazing !!

@RuffoMiata Thank you for watching !!! Glad you like it o((>ω< ))o

I can't believe i just watched this for entertainment Sounds coool

I really don't wanna do a 1h tutorial on how to do everything 💀 I would like music to be fun to learn or just purely entertainment (✿◡‿◡)

This is so cool!!!! I don’t get a lot of what’s happening in the video but it sounds great! I’m guessing the plug ins are paid, could you get a similar sound with free?

The plugins are paid, for now though, getting a guitar VST to sounds "acceptable" using free plugins is pretty hard, I've tried using those but it just wasn't good enough for me （＞人＜；）

Aww dang, I’ve yet to really use electric guitars in the 2 things I have but if this works out then I’ll definitely invest in plug ins!! Out of the guitar plug ins you have which would you recommend if you could only have one?

This is going towards your personal preferences: The Shreddage 3 Telos is a Telecaster, this has its most iconic tone combine with the mid-gain bright amps. The Shreddage 3 Stratus is a Stratocaster, this is overall better for trying pretty much any genre.

This is a sign for me to learn guitars because I have no clue what these words mean 😭 but looks like for whatever I’m trying to do strat sounds good. Still finding my sound after all

I can't play real guitars at all 😭😭😭 But I really recommend you getting into it a little bit so you can know how real guitarists play, you don't have to be a professional player, just enough to know so you can program them !!

can you tell me how you got kontakt and how u got all those libraries 😭😭😅

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