Computer Music

A new soft axe for you

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There’s no doubting that the sound of the guitar – both electric and acoustic – is now much easier to get from a computer, and more authentic than ever. OK, wielding a laptop on stage will never be as sexy as an ‘axe’ [you say that, but I disagree – Ed] but purely as a way of making rock sounds, without needing rock playing skills, the computer is now a totally viable option.

And Cinesample­s will be hoping to back that claim up with Continuum Guitars. “This library is like having the flexibilit­y and expertise of a real guitarist at your fingertips, offering performanc­e based textures, rhythms, pads, melody and more,” they say of it, and also that they have all genres of music in mind, for its target producers, not just rock. Consequent­ly it has 200 custom presets, a “unique” signal chain, a steps arpeggiato­r and what they describe as a “dual morphing pad module”. It is priced at $249 (regular price $299) and available now.

cinesample­s.com

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