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Real Guitar 2L description:

If you’re serious about creating truly realistic sounding solo abd accompaniment guitar melodies, the RealGuitar 2L is just what you need! RealGuitar 2Lis a sample-based virtual instrument with an innovative approach to guitar sound modelling and performing.

RealGuitar 2L version is equipped with powerful Pattern Manager allowing to use the MIDI Pattern Library for easily creating guitar accompaniment tracks. All you have to do is to find the appropriate rhythm pattern[s] in the Pattern Manager tree view, copy it to the needed number of measures, start your sequencer and use MIDI keyboard to play chord changes, or alternatively add chords to a MIDI track via sequencer's editor.

RealGuitar 2L Features:

• Custom 32-bit sound engine
• Built-in EQ and FX (Stereo Tremolo, 2-way Chorus)
• Every fret of all 6 strings including up/down/muted strokes sampled
• True Doubling (double track) effect
• Solo, Harmony, Bass&Chord, Bass&Pick, and Chord modes
• 1000 instant guitar chords
• 1-4 note chords to 6-voice guitar strums real-time translation
• 26 chord types recognition, including 7th, 9th and altered chords
• Automatic Fret position change
• Strum speed adjustable
• Repeat Key (for repetitions, tremolo, up/down/muted strums)
• Velocity switch articulations (slow strum, slide up/down, bend, reverse)
• Key switch guitar effects (harmonics, mute, palm mute, body smacks)
• Slide (up/down, assignable number of steps)
• Hammer On, Pull Off
• Automatic Fret Noise and Release Noise
• Polyphonic controllers (applying Pitch Bender, Modulation Wheel, AfterTouch to individual voices)

RealGuitar 2L System Requirements:

• Operates as a virtual instrument software plug-in in all major hosts including Logic, Pro Tools, Cubase and Sonar. Also works as a Standalone module.
• 512MB RAM (1GB+ recommended), 600 MB free hard disc space
• PC: Windows 2000/XP, 1GHz Pentium 3 (2GHz+ P4 recommended), VST 2/DXi host or RTAS (ProTools 6.x)
• Mac: Mac OSX 10.3+, G4 800+ MHz, VST 2/AU host