Guitarist features

[tamirh67]

For guitar takes it would be great to have:

1) Built in high quality tuner
2) A special track for stereo acoustic recording
3) Comping feature

Thanks,
Tamir

[Full of Life]

hi there. I am a guitarist too. Can you give me more tips on which guitar gadget is the best to use? I am using boss but it's an old model. I want to buy a new one but I want to make sure it is a quality product to buy in terms of the sound and variety of effects. I also want to purchase a new guitar amplifier. I have one right now, but I am not satisfied with its sound. Help me out please. Thanks.

[mousetrapreplica]

1) Built in high quality tuner

I agree, a high quality tuner would be a great help for instrumentalists who use Live onstage, it's one less piece of equipment we have to remember to bring to gigs. Nonetheless something like this may prove helpful:

http://www.gieson.com/Library/projects/utilities/tuner/

2) A special track for stereo acoustic recording

I am not sure why Ableton's current stereo recording features are anything less than adequate, would you mind expanding on what problems who are experiencing?

3) Comping feature

The best software out there for comping is a program called 'Band in a Box.'
Nonetheless, you can do this very easily with Live, by recording yourself, using drums and bass to create excellent backing tracks, or downloading MIDI files from the net and putting them into live with the appropriate instrument sounds.

I hope that is helpful

[tamirh67]

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1) Built in high quality tuner

I agree, a high quality tuner would be a great help for instrumentalists who use Live onstage, it's one less piece of equipment we have to remember to bring to gigs. Nonetheless something like this may prove helpful:

http://www.gieson.com/Library/projects/utilities/tuner/



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2) A special track for stereo acoustic recording

I am not sure why Ableton's current stereo recording features are anything less than adequate, would you mind expanding on what problems who are experiencing?

Tamir: The best way to record an acoustic guitar (in my mind) is to use two mic's, so today I create 3 tracks, 1 for each mick routed to a central track where I put all the effect processors (EQ, COMP, etc.) It would be great if we had an object like this

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3) Comping feature


The best software out there for comping is a program called 'Band in a Box.'
Nonetheless, you can do this very easily with Live, by recording yourself, using drums and bass to create excellent backing tracks, or downloading MIDI files from the net and putting them into live with the appropriate instrument sounds.

Tamir - by comping I mean to take specific parts of multiple takes, and creating one complete "perfect" take of a vocal/guitar or any other audio part.

I hope that is helpful

[invidia]

+1 (tuner, comping)

[mode:masters]

Guitar Rig Pro 4?

http://www.native-instruments.com/en/pr ... rig-4-pro/

[VduchnWJ]

I would also like a tuner featured

It would be great if the tuner feature could also help as a general audio plug in to help set root notes for samples etc...

Other features that would be useful:-

Being able to open more than one midi clip in session or arrangement view for editing

[mode:masters]

Guitar Rig has built in tuner.

[posssu]

For guitar takes it would be great to have:

1) Built in high quality tuner
2) A special track for stereo acoustic recording
3) Comping feature

Thanks,
Tamir

2) Do you mean M/S-stereo?

[murm]

+1 for GR. I use GR4 with Live and they go really well together.