Vir2 Instruments Electri6ity Realism Guide User Manual
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5) Play some notes to make sure the latency is updated, then after that
determine the total latency on the Performance Page and use the MIDI
delay compensation of your sequencer (this example shows Cubase).
Electri6ity Realism | Suggested Setup | Metal / Hard Rock Rhythm Guitar
Many metal or hard rock guitar riff s contain fast staccato muted power chords. By
default Electri6ity, is setup to sound realistic in a wide range of genres, so you need
to tweak some settings to get a realistic metal or hard rock rhythm guitar. An
important step is changing the strumming tone to horizontal picking, which has a
more consistent sound than the vertical picking/strumming samples (but the latter
sounds better if played clean or at low gain however).
Another important step is to turn on the Pre-Amp (Settings Page | Pre-Amp) which
is available in all DI Instruments. Play a little with the Pre-Amp Settings to get the
desired tone.