• Real Guitar Midi Patterns Tutorial
• Real Guitar Midi Patterns Simplicity
• Real Guitar Midi Patterns Shawls
• Real Guitar Midi Patterns For Beginners

I find it hard to make a good and realistic guitar sound from a MIDI track in Live. Especially when you play multiple strings at the same time, the result from the MIDI doesn't sound as good as a real guitar.

Record guitar notation directly in recording software (digital audio workstations). Get an awesome guitar tone: MIDI can control real guitar effects as well: compressors EQs, amps, etc There are a few such effects inside MIDI Guitar and they are really in a territory of their own when it comes to guitar effects. Midi rhythm patterns are very useful for a number of applications. These patterns can be used for practice, for composition and recording. Project igi 2 free download for android. They come in 'Midi Type 0' files which are a single track. These work well for 'Groove Clips'. Dan-D shows us how to create / edit Midi Patterns in RealGuitar.

I have done some tings to improve the MIDI:

Real Guitar Midi Patterns Tutorial

-I first replaced the original piano chords I had with exactly the same notes as you would get from a guitar
-I then put in small delays between the notes, when multiples notes are played at the same time. Like when you play all the strings on a guitar, the deepest string is played (I guess) a few milliseconds before the lightest string.

Real Guitar Midi Patterns Simplicity

These two things did help, and I got the MIDI guitar to sound a little more realistic, but it's still not enough. A real guitar is better.

Real Guitar Midi Patterns Shawls

Real Guitar Midi Patterns For Beginners

Any idea what I can do more? Manipulate the velocity? Some EQing? Some other setting on the instrument? Another VST? I now use only stock Live devices and packs.