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Now, you can enjoy these incredible samples with even better performance playback, strumming, articulation mapping, and tone options! Shreddage 3 Archtop takes the incredibly popular Archtop: Hollowbody Electric Guitar instrument and upgrades it to the cutting-edge S3 engine, adding samples along the way! The original instrument, featuring a six-string Sadowsky Jim Hall model with dual pickups, was favored by thousands of composers, producers, and bands for its playability and smooth tone.

One way or another, I personally believe (meaning I could totally be wrong) that the simple imprecision of physical cables and the noise/randomness they impart goes a long way towards making it feel real.A beautiful Sadowsky Jim Hall model hollowbody guitar For most people that means a real guitar into plugins, but I have a harebrained dream of soft synths out into pedals and a real tube amp.

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Software simulation of guitar amps has really ramped up in recent years, but I think somewhere in the chain you need physical gear. This is a paid plugin but with kdjfsk weighing in on Guitar Rig, I feel compelled to mention that I prefer/use Amplitube 4 because they've licensed name brands I like in Orange and Mesa/Boogie, but I'm using them in the context of soft synths and haven't been terribly impressed (that could be largely due to my incompetence).

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