Wall Of Guitars Sound Library

US Precisionsound releases Monzter Guitars II for HALion/Kontakt/Gigastudio.      28/03/06

Wall Of Guitars Sound Library


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Precision Sounds have released Monzter Guitars II and tell us that it was developed to assist producers in their quest for getting that massive ‘Wall Of Guitars’ without the need for a really good guitar player and killer engineering skills. They say that it features one of the world’s by far heaviest and most "sought-after" guitar sounds, ready to be played directly from your keyboard.
The guitar sounds were played and recorded by Thomas Johansson Using the gear listed below…
  • Guitar: Gibson Explorer 1994 with Gibson pickups with Planet Waves leads
  • Amplifiers: Engl Fireball (modified by T. Folkesson) Mesa/Boggie Dual Rectifier, Peavey 5150 MK1, ENGL cabinet with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers
  • Microphones: Shure SM57, Senheiser MD 421
  • Preamps: Neve 1272, Manley Massive Passive
  • Converters: Cranesong Hedd 192 with pentode and tape
The library contains multisampled Fifths, Fourths, Majors, Minors, Single notes and Effects both in separated programs and as a key switched program to instantly change articulations on the fly in your sampler.
All articulations have long notes with release samples in 2 velocity layers and staccato notes in 3 velocity layers, each half note has it's own unique samples.
There are 615 WAV files in the library divided into 7 programs.
Price and Availability:
    Monzter Guitars II costs $75 (+$11 if you want it on CD)
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