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Noiiz Guitar Harmonics [for Noiiz Player]
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Noiiz Guitar Harmonics [for Noiiz Player]

1 min read 0.99 GB
Guitar Harmonics is a stunning collection of instruments combining different playing techniques, various guitar models and creative FX chains. Performed and recorded in pristine quality by Russ Flynn, these sounds are sure to take your productions to new heights. Inside you'll find 8 dry presets, combining different playing techniques on electric, acoustic, baritone and bass guitars. There's also 15 wet presets, utilising a mixture of guitar pedals, outboard and guitar models for a truly unique set of sounds. All recorded through a plethora of high quality studio equipment, including Universal Audio, Neve and Emperical Labs pre-amps for a pure and clear tone. Key Features: Multi-sampled Guitar Harmonic instruments Extensive velocity and round robin layers for ultra-realistic sound 4 octaves sampled for each preset + additional notes resampled Pitch, filter, drive, delay & reverb for quick effects

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