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Hi my friends. I try to use articulation on third party software. For example Ample Sound used two articulation at the same time. Öne of them is for chords. The other is strumming patterns. I have achieved if articulation was one. If you want to use both of them in figures There is so complecate. Also I don’t find any information how to use articulation in synfire pro. Also some plugin has triggered by chords. For example I write harmony ( Cm7, Csus2 , Fmadd9, G7 ) Synfire figures are changing order notes . İs there any way to manipülate figures always chord names is bas and no chord inversion . Thanks a lot. Thanks for Andre because you are always find a solution our problems.
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 11:23 Permalink
Yes, you have for a instrument ( .. a sound like a piano etc) , at the "instr tab" a articulations button.... to go to the "custom articulation box"
Here you can fill in the articulations for the instrument.
Say, you have assigned (fill in ) a articulation legato in the articulation box ..then you are ready for assign this articulation to a figure segment.
Drag a lasso around the figure segment.and choose what articulation to do on this figure (segment)
You have a whole figure for a instrument and a part of the whole figure is a segment figure
Can you make this ?
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 16:20 Permalink
Thanks my friend Janamdo for answer. I did everything. First of all I had created articulation for instrument. After I did figure as a line. I had choosen this line figure as an articulation. Such as Ample Sound Guitar plugin one figure must be chord as an articulation the other line figure strumming pattern at the same place. So that When I had choosen two different line figure independently as an articulation One of them didn't work perfectly. Maybe I have to choose vertical, horizantal or input as a harmony criter. I don't understand anymore.
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 18:00 Permalink
Probably they do have the same keyswitch the articulations?
When on instrument 1 is a chord pattern articulation and on instrument 2 the strumpattern playing atthe same time, then you must use two instances of the Guitar vst ( on channel 1 and on channel 2 each)
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 19:44 Permalink
Hi. Tanerronggunzyb,
What VSt instrument you are using from ample sound ?
I do see here a video tutorial :
Eli Krantzberg presents a detailed series of Super Jumbo tutorials! Learn Super Jumbo, Ample Sounds’s incredibly realistic virtual acoustic guitar instrument inside and out, as well as how to use it creatively.
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Some years ago i was doing Real guitar Vst ..but stop with that, because i was lost with the setup.
https://users.cognitone.com/topic/real-rick-vsti-guitar-patterns
There is whole library for this made by a forum member
There are some vid tutorials for Real guitar:
- Groove3- Songwriting with Real guitar
- Groove3- Realguitar explained ( also from Eli Krantzberg )
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 19:33 Permalink
Thanks a lot my friend Janamdo for answer again. I had watched this video before. Real Guitar use only one articulation at the same time. As you said Ample Guitar is amazing guitar plug in. But It uses two articulation at the same time. Maybe solution as you said two channels as a same instrument. I am trying now. I think it is the solution. If I achieve as a figure on synfire pro for Ample Sound. I want to share all my friends. Thanks again my friend.
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 20:51 Permalink
Hope you can get it working...
But what is the name of your Ample vsti ?
Ps: you can try to play vst ironaxe 32 bit physical modelled (not supported by Synfire anymore )
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 21:18 Permalink
My guitar instruments are Ample Sound (AGM and AGL). One of them is acoustic guitar the other is nylon Guitar. I like and use both of them my friend Janamdo. I watched as you said your video . It is also good. Thanks.
Sun, 2019-11-10 - 21:31 Permalink
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z40LqbRjaDk&list=PL-n1GZB_zAgCvGBLiUmbW9Evm5PLSLJZV
For Real guitar ..all guitar patterns are in a Synfire Library
Thanks