Steinberg Virtual Guitarist 2 User Manual
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ENGLISH Virtual Guitarist English 71 Style Reference This table provides detailed info on Styles, available chords and recommended bpm. Name Description Rhythm BaseChords bpm Range Acoustic Guitars Steel String Rhythm Power Pop Chops Powerful and rhythmic Rock and Pop8/16full >65 Power Pop Open More complex and more exotic than Power Pop Chops16full >65 Chopped Steel Accentuated and headstrong, for high tempo16full >70 Muted Rock Muted 8ths, for thickening and doubling8/16full >65 Light Strumming Shiny, multi-purpose accompaniment8 full >60 12-String StrummingBright and shiny standard accompaniment16full >60 Single Note Funk Funky octave based licks 16neutral only >60 Ringaracka The standard accompaniment style8 full 100 -140 Ringaracka Hi String Ringaracka, brighter 8 full 100 -140 Teenie Modern 16full 90 -110 Sixteen As above, with a stronger 16th orientation.16full 90 -110 Mellow Modern—same as Teenie, but with a stronger rhythmic em- phasis.16full 90 - 120 Melancholy Ballad accompaniment with strong rhythmic accents.16full 70 - 100 Boogie Rudimentary blues accompaniment8 neutral only >70
Virtual Guitarist 72 English Folk 1-5-8 Folk neutral only >70 Country Universal accompaniment, in- spired by country and western music.8 full Depend- ing on Song Steel String Picking Bright Picking folky Pop, traditional picking 16full >50 Folk Picking American singer/songwriter picking16full >50 Modern Arp 8th easy ambient arpeggios 8 full >65 Modern Arp 16th Pop and Folk picking (same sound as Modern Arp 8th)16full >60 Arpeggio One- and two-voice plucking, especially well suited as a sup- plement.8 full >70 Fingerpicking A syncopated finger-picking style that’s popular in the USA (Travis picking).8 full 80 - 120 Rolling Blues 8 Neutral only 80 - 140 Nylon Acoustic Gypsy Grooves spanish gypsy and flamenco grooves16full >75 Concert Grooves the Pop version of Gypsy 16full >75 Summer Grooves the Reggae version of Gypsy 16full >75 Light Arpeggios 8th arpeggios for ballads 8 full >55 Traditional basic style on a nylon string guitar, played with fingers.8 full >70 Mandolin Ringing Mandolin rhythm mandolin, complements steel strings very well8 full >60 Groovy Mandolin staccato grooves, complement- ing Ringing Mandolin8 full >60 Name Description Rhythm BaseChords bpm Range
ENGLISH Virtual Guitarist English 73 Dobro Mean Reso Like Sweet Chords, less har- monic, more desert dust.8 Blues >70 Sweet Chords One- and two-voice chords played with a steel bar.8 Major, Minor >70 Electric Guitars Crunch Chords Brit Pop 1 Singer/songwriter guitars 8 full >70 Brit Pop 2 Like Brit 1, more pop-oriented and 16-based16full >70 Muted Fifth Standard single notes 8 neutral only >70 Rock’n’Roll Fifties Rock 8 neutral only 120 - 200 Singer Songwriter American singer/songwriter grooves8 full >60 Energy Pop 16full 95 -130 Reggae Chops THE Reggae rhythm guitar 8 full >50 Crunch Riffs Dream Chords Singer/songwriter guitars, ar- peggiated and chords8 full >70 White Soul Soul and blues rhythms, Chicago style8 maj/min (plays 7 and m7)80 - 145 Blues Boogie Finger style rock’n’roll, pretty fat sound8 neutral (plays maj and blues)80 - 140 Blues Country picking, finger style 8 neutral only 90 - 190 70ties Happy summer funk groove 16maj/min 90 - 130 Rock And Roll Fifties Rock 8 neutral only 120 - 200 Name Description Rhythm BaseChords bpm Range
Virtual Guitarist 74 English Distorted Chords Fat Indie Modern crunch 8 full >65 Indie Grit Modern crunch, additional 8 full >65 Pop Basic, driving pop rock 8 neutral only 90 - 140 80s Rock Heavily distorted, accentuated 8ths8/16neutral only >65 Classic Smokey classic rock grooves 8 neutral only 80 - 150 Modern Modern rock grooves 16neutral only 70 - 130 Heavy 1-5-8 British rock 8 neutral only 100 -160 Lowrider Louder alternative, or supple- ment, for Muted Fifths8 neutral only >70 Distorted Riffs Indie Pop Hi riffs, eighties style 8 neutral only 80 - 130 80s Riffs Melodic riffs for Pop/Rock 8 no 7, maj7 >65 Riffs Super fat riffs with power chords8 neutral only 80 - 140 Freaky Funk Octave riffs complementing chord versions16neutral only >70 Heavy Chords Hard Hard, cutting-through rock riffs 8 neutral only 80 - 140 Ultra I Super heavy 8 neutral only >70 Dark 8th Basic Nu Metal phrases, drop tuning8 neutral only 80 - 140 Dark 16th Power and octave riffs, drop tuning16neutral only 70 - 110 Metal More aggressive variants than Hard16neutral only 80 - 140 Heavy Low Tunes Bad ass, dropped tuning 8ths 8 neutral only >65 Monster Driving power chord riffs 8 neutral only 90 - 140 Name Description Rhythm BaseChords bpm Range
ENGLISH Virtual Guitarist English 75 Heavy Chords Noisy punk style 16Major, Minor 80 -120 Heavy Riffs Ultra II As Ultra I, but more add-ons (Noise, Scratch, Squeaking)16neutral only >70 Nu Riffs Drop tuning (strings tuned down for darker sound charac- ter), power riffs and Nu Metal phrases16neutral only 70 - 110 Hi Fives Riffs in high range, great com- plement for other Heavy styles8 neutral only 90 - 140 Clean Chords Complex Funk Significantly more complex than Funk: Basic16full >70 Medium Funk Slightly more complex than Funk: Basic16full >70 Basic Funk Funky, clean pop rhythm guitar 8 full >70 Big Band Swing Broad chords and tones for Swing 8 full >60 Triplets For 6/8 Songs Triplets Major, Minor >70 Backbeat Ska and Reggae 8 Major, Minor >70 Whacko As Energy, but with a stronger ‘Four on the Floor’ character8 full >70 Clean Riffs Ballad Arpeggio Sequencing lines, loves delays 8 full >70 Soul Jazzy, funky, cool riffs with a warm sound color16neutral (plays m / m7 riffs)>70 Funk Octaves Octave riffs complementing chord versions16neutral only >70 Funk Single Notes Single-note funk grooves com- plementing chord versions16neutral (plays maj or min)>70 Smooth Smooth-Jazz accompaniment with muted single notes16Major >70 Name Description Rhythm BaseChords bpm Range
Virtual Guitarist 76English Reggae Lines Single note lines, complement- ing the Reggae Chops8 full >60 Wah Single Note Collection of funky single-note wah phrases16neutral only >70 Wah Complex More complex variants of Wah: Soul16neutral only >70 Soul Wah Wah chords for pop and RnB 16maj/min >70 Wah Wah Classic seventies ‘Cry Baby’ sound167, 9 >70 Crazy Pig Squealing distortion Agrolines Heavy sequenced feel Trancelines Techno arpeggio Name Description Rhythm BaseChords bpm Range
ENGLISH Virtual Guitarist English 77 Credits Musical Director/Producer: Detlef Blanke / www.D-Tone.de Interface Design: Shaun Ellwood / Decoder Design @Wizoo: Software Engineering: Paul “Beans” Kellett, Mario “Frantic” Reinsch, Ben “Technisch nicht möglich!” Wendelstein, Joachim “Chefkoch” Schröder, Axel “Techno” Hensen Sound Design: Mark “Känguhuhn” Ovenden, Eddi “Chicken” Hettinger Quality Assurance: Götz “Topkick” Kretschmann, Jan “Röhre” Schmidt, Malte Bieler Audio Preparation: Sascha “Schnippel” Haske Operation Manual: Wolfram “Hä?” Knelangen Executive Producer: Peter “Chefchen” Gorges Project Manager: Lars “Telefonkonferenz!” Slowak @Steinberg: Project Manager: Ralf Kürschner
DEUTSCH Virtual Guitarist 2 Handbuch von Wolfram Knelangen
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