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I am trying to figure out how to produce a convincing guitar chord strumming
sound
using regular midi instruments. I have Logic 6.1 Audio, and an external QSR
(and the
various soft synths and samplers that came with my Big Box, but I'm not
using the
audio side of this system yet because I don't have an audio/usb interface).
What I've done is to manually stagger the attack of each "string"
ever so slightly so
you can tell the difference between an upstroke and a downstroke, just like
you would
if it were a real guitar playing. But it's not really quite right. It's not
fast enough, and
the notes (this is a factor of the specific instrument I've chosen, I guess,
which I could
alter if I really wanted to work on the envelope) are way too staccato for a
guitar.
There's not enough ring to it.
So is this something that there's an easy way to do? Or should I just be
using
something like Steinberg's Virtual Guitarist? I have never used anything
like that, and
don't really know whether it would address this issue. That is, in VG, do I
simply enter
a stacked chord and when it gets played by the VG instrument it sounds like
a guitar
strum?
Thanks in advance for those astute responses that will appear.
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