AMP AND CABINET (Jump Amp with Matched Cabinet: The sound of the Jump is a well-behaved classic choice, offering the smooth, singing lead sound that characterizes those much-loved British amps.Choose from many Amp and Envelope modifiers as well as Routing Tools to further shape your sound to perfection. For classic power and gain the Tube Compressor and Skreamer really come into their own, while a range of high-end effects such as the Studio Reverb and Delay Man can add that special touch. The free GUITAR RIG 5 PLAYER is ready to rock right from the start: It offers a supreme selection of modular, high-class components, effects and routing tools, bundled as the free FACTORY SELECTION. The included FACTORY SELECTION library provides one stunning amp with 17 cabinet emulations, plus 13 effects and sound modifiers to shape and enhance any audio signal.īut that's only the beginning GUITAR RIG 5 PLAYER can be instantly expanded with the growing range of innovative KOMPLETE Effects, which not only cater to guitar players, but also deliver premium effects for studio producers and sound designers alike. GUITAR RIG 5 PLAYER is the free, modular and expandable effects processor from Native Instruments, combining creative effects routing possibilities with ease-of-use and pristine sound quality. Jump amp, 17 cabinets and 13 effects/modifiers.Now I've just realized that it seems that most of the presets in Guitar Rig are only demos that are accessible only for a short period of time unless you have the 'Pro' version.don't know how hard/expensive that is to get, but that's my next issue to tackle.

I had been dealing with my guitar only being on the right channel by panning the track slightly left of center in Mixcraft, but that's just an output thing I guess and doesn't affect how it's going into the Guitar Rig.as far as Guitar Rig is concerned, there's only signal on the right channel for my audio clip. Second, there is an area near the top of the interface where you select whether left and right inputs are on (buttons with 'L' and 'R' on them).because my interface records my guitar as only the right channel (there's probably a way to control this, but I don't know how), the right channel input button needed to be turned on (for some reason it was off by default). First of all, apparently it's not enough to select the presets at the top dropdown menu.they need to be selected by double clicking a preset name in the bottom left part of the interface like in the second picture that Mark posted.

Is guitar rig 5 a vst