It's a simple enough concept.. have notes of a guitar/bass recorded for circa 10 seconds each, make a library of them, and program them somehow via vsti or something.
Has anybody done this before? I will be delving into this soon as a way to write some guitar music without the actual ability to play.
The reasoning for that is I can come up with "cool" riffs and have no way to express them to my guitarist because I don't know anything about music theory.
Anyways, what are your thoughts on this? What would be the best way to go about doing this?
I personally have this old stanalone drum program called Drumsite that also loads in other samples into sample groups so that you can program virtually anything else right on the same graphic interface as the drums.
But that'd be so inconvenient because I can't have the guitar signal reamped via POD Farm at the same time.
Has anybody done this before? I will be delving into this soon as a way to write some guitar music without the actual ability to play.
The reasoning for that is I can come up with "cool" riffs and have no way to express them to my guitarist because I don't know anything about music theory.
Anyways, what are your thoughts on this? What would be the best way to go about doing this?
I personally have this old stanalone drum program called Drumsite that also loads in other samples into sample groups so that you can program virtually anything else right on the same graphic interface as the drums.
But that'd be so inconvenient because I can't have the guitar signal reamped via POD Farm at the same time.
