Virtual Guitarist

VIRTUAL GUITARIST
“ELECTRIC EDITION”
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Tremolo
Tremolo (also called amplitude vibrato) is commonly used to liven up
clean or slightly overdriven guitar sounds. It was most popular before
Chorus became an alternative, and it’s typical for many guitar track
classics.
Programming the tremolo is pretty straightforward: You can only con-
trol Rate and Intensity. Tip: Play Long Chords rather than rhythmical
phrases when setting the Tremolo. Unlike hardware tremolo effects
this one can be synchronized to the song. This allows you to use it as
a “Chopper” effect e.g. for NuMetal styles.
Flanger
The Flanger—also called jet effect—adds a whirling, glassy and plastic
character to the sound. It is created by adding a slightly delayed signal
(<10 ms) to the effect signal, modulating the delay time and feeding a
portion of the effect back into the input to make the effect more sharp.