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Blue Cat Audio Announce Re-Guitar


Larry Shelby

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We are happy to unveil today Blue Cat's Re-Guitar, a brand new guitar tone simulation plug-in that can completely transform the tone of your instrument: change the pickups, dig the body or emulate an acoustic guitar, in the box!

The plug-in will be demoed at NAMM this week on booth #16300, and more details are already available on the Re-Guitar plug-in page.

Re-Guitar is expected to be released around Q2 2019. It will be available as a built-in plug-in inside Axiom (delivered as a free update) or separately. At this occasion, Axiom is available with 25% off until January 31st. Enjoy!


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52 minutes ago, jude77 said:

It looks fascinating.  Can my Les Paul now sound like a Ric?  My Strat like a Casino?  It's impossible to imagine where technology will be in 20 years.

Peavey Revalver 4's ACT technology has been around for a while and already does this kind of thing (albeit without the tweakability of BC Re-Guitar).

You play some notes in to model your guitar tone (the "input" model), then select the output model. They've a fair selection available:

https://revalver.peavey.com/store/input

I've used it to match the tones of a real guitar and a VSTi guitar (Shreddage 2). In other words I model both using their own instances of Revalver, using the same output model. It sounds like the same guitar playing both parts.

 

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18 hours ago, msmcleod said:

Peavey Revalver 4's ACT technology has been around for a while and already does this kind of thing (albeit without the tweakability of BC Re-Guitar).

You play some notes in to model your guitar tone (the "input" model), then select the output model. They've a fair selection available:

https://revalver.peavey.com/store/input

I've used it to match the tones of a real guitar and a VSTi guitar (Shreddage 2). In other words I model both using their own instances of Revalver, using the same output model. It sounds like the same guitar playing both parts.

 

I've got Revalver 4 and love it, but I could never get decent results out of ACT.  I have a feeling, though, that's my fault and not the software's.

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