Impact Soundworks Shreddage 2 KONTAKT

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Impact Soundworks Shreddage 2 KONTAKT

Impact Soundworks Shreddage 2 KONTAKT

Welcome to Shreddage II: Absolute Electric Guitar. This virtual instrument was designed to be a true successor to our original Shreddage electric rhythm guitar library used by thousands of composers and producers all over the world. With that release, our goal was to create an easy-to-use set of DI rock & metal guitar sounds, pushing the envelope of realism and establishing a new standard for electric guitar samples. We were content to focus strictly on rhythm playing, with the idea that perhaps other virtual instruments would service for lead playing.

However, as useful as the original Shreddage was, our users overwhelmingly desired a true sequel: an instrument that would take the incredible realism of Shreddage and apply it to a comprehensive library capable of lead playing as well. Other libraries have attempted this challenge, but through our own experiences and the words of our users, we discovered common problems: bloated memory and CPU usage, limited range, incomprehensible mapping and keyswitches, overly complex scripting, and a lack of attention to detail & realism.

Shreddage II is our answer to the challenge of total guitar sampling. It is a complete instrument with elegant scripting, intuitive mapping, and incredible depth. And while it excels at rock & metal playing (both lead and rhythm alike), it is also well-suited for many other genres thanks to its clean tone and huge range. We couldn’t be prouder of this release, and hope that it will bring you inspiration, joy, productivity, and of course, brutal guitar sounds!

Features

Drop G tuning
All frets on all strings
Up to 5x palm mute layers
Up to 8x RR
Single notes and powerchords
Three vibrato types
Multiple picking modes
Pinch harmonics
Hammer-on / pull-off playing
Tonal and atonal release noises
Staccato notes
Portamento slides w/ speed controls
Advanced scripting with 40+ options
Fretboard monitor
Built-in signal chain FX (toggle)
Per-note / per-articulation RR