Native Instruments Guitar Rig is an amazing tool for guitarists who want to get the most out of their instruments. It allows you to connect your guitar to your computer and access a wide range of amp emulators and effect pedals. You can tweak the settings to get the perfect sound for any genre of music, from Pop to Classic Rock to Alternative. The presets are organized in a way that makes it easy to find the sound you're looking for. Overall, Native Instruments Guitar Rig is an essential tool for any serious guitarist.
This program is a sound processor that emulates the sound of different guitar amps and effect pedals and racks so you can combine them to get the sound results you are looking for. It is easy to use; you only need to plug in your guitar to your sound card, open the program and select the amp emulator you want to use. Each amp has several preset settings with names that describe the sound that you can achieve. For example, the Hot Plex amp has a preset named "Little Jimi's Wing", that resembles the amp configuration of "little Wing", the Jimi Hendrix's song.
The program's presets are also sorted by styles and songs, such as Pop, Classic Rock, Alternative, and so on. It also has a metronome for you to follow the rhythm when recording your solos with the built-in tape deck.
The program is freeware, but you need to provide a valid e-mail account to receive the download link. Please take into account that the file size is big and it will take a while to download. Also, you need to open an account to download plugins and complementary files. Other than that, it is an excellent program for guitar players of all styles.
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Thanks for the work on it, thanks for putting it under the GNU license. But to me it's not useful.