Not being a guitarist myself, but having most of my songs sit in guitar-based styles, I've used many virtual guitars over the years, and I currently have all the MusicLab Real series instruments, most of the NI Session Guitarist series, all the UJAM VG series, most of the Acoustic Samples guitars, Chris Hein Guitars, and a few others. My current favorites for playing tend to be the Acoustic Samples Telematic (and also their GD-6 and Sunbird for acoustics), the NI Picked Acoustic (and Electric Vintage and Sunburst Deluxe, though I tend to prefer Telematic over Electric Vintage for Tele), and some of the Real series, depending on the sound needed. UJAM VG-CARBON is also super fun when the musical style fits. Strummed parts are the toughest ones, though, and I mostly end up using UJAM (especially AMBER) and the NI Strummed Acoustics for that. If I'm doing parts with mixed playing and strumming, I'm more likely to go with the Real series. The really nice thing about the Acoustic Samples instruments, though, is how easy they make it for a keyboard player who is at least somewhat used to emulating guitar playing on a keyboard to sound more realistically guitar-like without having to deal with lots of keyswitches. I have to say, though, that I was especially impressed by the Ilya Efimov Nylon in this video. Might have to check that one out if I need something better on the nylon front in the future (I mostly use RealGuitar for that these days).
The efimov is impressive... Usually it needs to much work and time to make a virtual classical guitar to sounds like a classical guitar, but, this one, is a gift. I'm going straight to watch your other video about "how to create realistic guitars". Thanks and Happy Easter!
Dom I love the Taylor and Martin of Ample Sound. Listening to them very intently shows that this company have painstakingly sampled every strings and frets. Like for example an open A string is different on 5th fret A. That is a great sampling. Some brands doesn’t have that detailed sampling. Love this episode Dom. May I request a part 2, 3, 4, 5 and so forth😁. More power to your channel Domenico Sigalas👏👏👏👍👍
Bless Up Dom, Absolutely loving the TGuitar at the moment, all the libraries you feature are great in their own way and have their uses. Echoing the points you make at 16.00 - Watching you, Greg and Chris every week [and Schrev] my cup truly runneth over - Huge thanks amigo
Well done for playing them in the manner guitarists play! I've heard many composers use guitar VST's that sound fairly good but they play them in a manner that guitar players just don't play like. Nice work!
They did a fantastic job with the Taylor guitars. Taylor's are naturally bright and that really shows in the Ample Sound T-Guitar and OTS Taylor sample libraries.
I loved each of those and they each have (and deserve!) a place in the tonal paint box...but admittedly I have a soft spot for nylon, so the Ilya Efimov and EastWest's Gypsy were my top two. As always a great video Dom - many thanks for making it! Always a pleasure to hear your favourites when it comes to libraries in general. More please when you get time! Many thanks Dom! 👍
Hey Dom... You are a Hero & we know it ! Any library would sound good in your hands & we know it.. Love to have seen you scratch the Orange Tree Sample line up as well.. They too have some marvellous presets to get you going..Thanks loads for these goodies... 👍👍👍🥇
I recently bought all Ample Libraries from Ample with Edu discount. I find them useful to try out articulations of difficult pieces. When you double it with a real guitar it sound very interesting.
I think you answered my questions about acoustic guitar library, ethnic library and other library be from Il ya Efimov. I will check out everything they made
Forget about library A or B, the real hero here is Dom's playing. He'd make a sampled pinched Ethernet cable sound as good as Paco de Lucia on steroids ;)
The nylon guitar sounds fantastic, along with your playing (which adds to the authenticity of the samples). The free version of the Ample Martin acoustic guitar is also very nice. The free version doesn't have as many options for tweaking the sound or playing parameters, but it's still very playable.
Dom, I am a longtime Cubase user and for 2 years Softube’s “Console one &Fader one “ my Question is why don’t you use them during the mixing process in your demos?
Great tutorial and playing! I've had, since a while, Real Guitar 5 for acoustic and Vir2 Electri6ity for electric guitar, with Amplitube 5, and I'm surprised not to see any of these in your gallery since when I purchased them I thought they were n.1 respectively. Vir2 was expensive, but with time I also understood that I needed more sounds for different genres, and Electri6ity has 8 guitars. For instance I like to double guitars hard panned, but with different guitars, and I suffer that, for acoustic, I only have Real Guitar (that has a doubling option but it's the same sound). In your video I fell for Ilya Efimov guitar. As a keyboardist, I also purchase guitar loops (e.g. Ueberschall) and in the leisure time I exercise myself to match those with the sampled instruments I have. I then may expand the part playing the sampled guitar and keep the original loop in the refrain.
Hi Dom, great video! All the Amplesound guitars use the mod wheel as a manual vibrato wheel, just "shake" the mod wheel like you would do on a guitar string, cheers and keep up the good work!
Efimov is my favorite…user friendly interface. Key switches are adequate and up to purpose. Position key switches are so useful as well. Only problem about is vibrato control and lower voices do not sound that much realistic. But there are some tricks to solve these for sure. Anyway, all these libraries should always be used and considered for a realistic demo to avoid a jobless future for music world.
My faves of what you showed are the Amplesound. Outside of what you showed, Orange Tree Samples electric guitars are my favorites, especially their “evolution rock standard” and “Evolution stratosphere”. They have amazing built-in effects and great playability. My favorite acoustic is the “Nylon sky“ which is a “sonic extension“ for Omnisphere ... truly incredible, but expensive if you don’t already own Omnisphere.
Most importantly the orange tree libraries support hammer ons and pull offs on adjacent strings. Which is unrealistic but when playing live or tracking, it sounds very very good. Afterwards you can automate the fretting position to make it realistic. With ample sound you are stuck with a fretting position unless you change it manually. HOs and POs won’t work if notes are not on the same string.
I didn´t know the Efimov nylon and it sounds really amazing, you miss the Orange Tree Sample and Shreddage electric guitars, but this is like cheating because you are such a beast playing guitar on keyboards that anything will sound great
Hi Dom. I use electric guitar and bass vsts in my productions, and play both also. I find that the Shreddage line from Impact Soundworks is awesome, I work with the Serpent and Abyss models and put them through various amp and cab simulators. Have been thinking about how to make my guitar sound more realistic (I'm not the best keyboard player). That trim tool trick is just great, will try it out tonight. Thanks!
Thank you very much for this video! Fantastic! You are my Cubase teacher! I'm still looking for a good solo guitar sound. Maybe that will come in part 2. I would be very happy if you upload a video with a Roli Seaboard in connection with solo guitar or saxophone or so. Please keep up the awesome videos! Pierre
Hey. As a guitar player I'm quite amazed by how all these guitar libraries sound. Really cool. I would be interested in what you think of all the guitar amp libraries out there like Guitar Rig 6 or similar libraries that are out there. Do you use them at all or do you just use things like Kemper or "real" amps? Would be interested to get your perspective on this.
Radiohead fan, huh? Was hoping that, for the picked acoustic, you would put it in mono mode, so that I could compare it to Ilya Efimov's guitar. Still, good comparison and great playing!
Great playing and good selection of guitars, I've never heard of ilya efimov nylon guitar before, I really love how it sounds, I was going to get the mg soft nylon guitar from spitfire, I'll eventually get both but now confused which one to get first:)
Oops again, Al Di Meola is using a pick and Paco De Lucia uses fingers while hitting the wood of the guitar near the end of the first synchronized virtuoso part. Both great guitarists, however in my opinion, compared to Al Di Meola ,the way Paco De Lucia plays is effortless, reminding me of Martha Argerich and Yuja Wang Chick Corea and Michel Camilo on the piano. They all have great musicianship and technique.
Nice démo with great sound . I have two questions : 1/ is it possible to make strumming ? 2/ are plug in compatible with logic pro x Thank’s in advance and thank’s a lot for your great job
I still love Orange Tree samples for electric guitar because it has realistic articulation...and the release sound pretty real...but I don't like the sample...maybe if combine with ample sound samples with the articulation from orange sound it will be the best vst guitar ever...you should check out
Efimov has a very realistic sound. However, the Efimov doesn't seem to be good for classical guitar solos. Because Efimov's sound contains too much performance noise. In particular, the noise that rubs the skin of the thumb on the 4th, 5th, and 6th strings makes the sound unclear and gives a feeling as if an amateur is playing. So in the end I had to make my own guitar virtual instrument to avoid the Efimov noises. It was actually a lot of hard work, but I designed the interface (albeit amateurish graphics...), implemented the Reverb tabs, and programmed it internally to finally create a guitar virtual instrument with less noise. [Guitar virtual instrument that only I have in the world!]
Dearest Dom, as always thank you for your super enlightening video. Now may I ask, as I know you've been producing metal \m/ music for a bit when you were younger (you said it in an interview ;) ) I'd like to know if you got any electric guitar metal plugins - and of course, amp simulators, and how you use them ? So far, the ones I'm using for my own practice are mainly Prominy V-Metal and SolemnTones Odin 2 with the help of AuralDSP plugins. My goal is to reach a type of SepticFlesh kind of sound - here again, Greek people are so amazing, aren't they ? *Wink wink*
Ample Sound had the nicer, more realistic tones, for me. I have the free version and will now upgrade. Unfortunately, you tended to play keyboard-guitar style and patterns for all the guitars. So the electrics sounded nothing like a guitarist would play on a Tele, Gibson etc. Also the velocity/touch on higher notes/strings sounded unreal - too sustained. Whether that's settings, or your touch and letting go, you should know. Always love your vids/tutorials, so maybe a Part 2 would be good. Thanks.
Great video Dom. Do you think with the right modifications any of these guitars could sound good as a surf rock guitar? I'm thinking the Electric sunburst might be a good shout but not sure. Cheers!
Hi Susanne! Thank you :) I have a video coming up where I cover just electric guitars! I think it's probably going to answer your question! Electric Sunburst Deluxe is very nice! I hope the video will be out soon, it's in the editing phase right now ;) I hope it will help!
Dom, whenever I watch you play the keys - and how it opens up so many possibilities for you - I think dam, why did I learn drums instead as a kid? LOL
I'm in the same boat struggling to learn how to play guitar and keyboard instruments..
I think it's actually best to learn drums before anything...
Being able to play the drums is a great ability.
The grass isn't always greener on the other side.
Get some ujam guitars
@@thedevilsadvocate5210 its cool but nah
Not being a guitarist myself, but having most of my songs sit in guitar-based styles, I've used many virtual guitars over the years, and I currently have all the MusicLab Real series instruments, most of the NI Session Guitarist series, all the UJAM VG series, most of the Acoustic Samples guitars, Chris Hein Guitars, and a few others. My current favorites for playing tend to be the Acoustic Samples Telematic (and also their GD-6 and Sunbird for acoustics), the NI Picked Acoustic (and Electric Vintage and Sunburst Deluxe, though I tend to prefer Telematic over Electric Vintage for Tele), and some of the Real series, depending on the sound needed. UJAM VG-CARBON is also super fun when the musical style fits. Strummed parts are the toughest ones, though, and I mostly end up using UJAM (especially AMBER) and the NI Strummed Acoustics for that. If I'm doing parts with mixed playing and strumming, I'm more likely to go with the Real series. The really nice thing about the Acoustic Samples instruments, though, is how easy they make it for a keyboard player who is at least somewhat used to emulating guitar playing on a keyboard to sound more realistically guitar-like without having to deal with lots of keyswitches. I have to say, though, that I was especially impressed by the Ilya Efimov Nylon in this video. Might have to check that one out if I need something better on the nylon front in the future (I mostly use RealGuitar for that these days).
The efimov is impressive... Usually it needs to much work and time to make a virtual classical guitar to sounds like a classical guitar, but, this one, is a gift. I'm going straight to watch your other video about "how to create realistic guitars".
Thanks and Happy Easter!
Dom I love the Taylor and Martin of Ample Sound. Listening to them very intently shows that this company have painstakingly sampled every strings and frets. Like for example an open A string is different on 5th fret A. That is a great sampling. Some brands doesn’t have that detailed sampling. Love this episode Dom. May I request a part 2, 3, 4, 5 and so forth😁. More power to your channel Domenico Sigalas👏👏👏👍👍
Bless Up Dom, Absolutely loving the TGuitar at the moment, all the libraries you feature are great in their own way and have their uses. Echoing the points you make at 16.00 - Watching you, Greg and Chris every week [and Schrev] my cup truly runneth over - Huge thanks amigo
That Ilya Nylon is insanely good sounding. And thanks for the Gypsy reminder..I have that library and forgot about the guitar.: )
Well done for playing them in the manner guitarists play! I've heard many composers use guitar VST's that sound fairly good but they play them in a manner that guitar players just don't play like. Nice work!
Part 2 would be great! This video just opened a new window. I fell in love with a couple of these and now NEED them, ha, ha!
Coming up :)
Love to watch you play! Thank you Dom. Part 2 please! :))
Thank you my friend!
Thanks for these insights! Super helpful.
Also.. very nice playing brother! Keep up the great work 👏🏽
Never thought I would say this, but here we go. Dom, you are officially my (virtual) guitar hero. I wanna be able to play like you.
They did a fantastic job with the Taylor guitars. Taylor's are naturally bright and that really shows in the Ample Sound T-Guitar and OTS Taylor sample libraries.
Love to watch you play. Those guitars sound so realistic and show a great character. Must be the beautiful way you play them.
I love Flamenco and Asturias
The Efimov Nylon is definitely my favourite! I guess I could spend hours on it as well :-)
I loved each of those and they each have (and deserve!) a place in the tonal paint box...but admittedly I have a soft spot for nylon, so the Ilya Efimov and EastWest's Gypsy were my top two. As always a great video Dom - many thanks for making it! Always a pleasure to hear your favourites when it comes to libraries in general. More please when you get time! Many thanks Dom! 👍
The way you were playing I liked all of them.
Hey Dom... You are a Hero & we know it ! Any library would sound good in your hands & we know it.. Love to have seen you scratch the Orange Tree Sample line up as well.. They too have some marvellous presets to get you going..Thanks loads for these goodies... 👍👍👍🥇
I recently bought all Ample Libraries from Ample with Edu discount. I find them useful to try out articulations of difficult pieces. When you double it with a real guitar it sound very interesting.
I think you answered my questions about acoustic guitar library, ethnic library and other library be from Il ya Efimov. I will check out everything they made
This has been so helpful, thanks.
Ample Sound is my favorite. Bought 3 Basses and waiting for a sale in Guitars. That Luthier sounds delicious. 😋
If you set your Mod Wheel range to 12 in your DAW, the bends sound so much more realistic. You should give it a try.
My favorite is Orange Tree Django Jazz, the tone is really nice.
Everything sounds good in Dom’s hands. Plugin doesn’t matter, Dom will make it freak on our squeek box 😊
❤️❤️❤️
Guitar..on my list to learn :D As always great video Dom.
I am so glad i have about 5 of these... Thanks Dom..
Great video Dom, happy to have more of this. I now need to watch your video on best way to use these guitar libraries with a keyboard
Forget about library A or B, the real hero here is Dom's playing. He'd make a sampled pinched Ethernet cable sound as good as Paco de Lucia on steroids ;)
Thank you for all those great videos Dom.
Thank you so much for the support ❤️
Thanks Dom, very informative. Please make part 2, enjoy this video.
That electric from NI sounds great
Yes Dom they do sound quite good.
The nylon guitar sounds fantastic, along with your playing (which adds to the authenticity of the samples). The free version of the Ample Martin acoustic guitar is also very nice. The free version doesn't have as many options for tweaking the sound or playing parameters, but it's still very playable.
Orange Tree articulations + Ample Sound samples ... one can dream ;)
Can never get enough guitar libraries 😘
안녕하세요 ^^. 언어는 다르지만 음악이라는 영역에서 좋은 벗임에 틀림없네요. 올려주시는 영상들이 너무 좋아서 자주 보고 있습니다
Man… you have the best T-shirts on the internet!
Yes, please do another video like this one.
Great idea, Dom please make more guitar demos
Dom, I am a longtime Cubase user and for 2 years Softube’s “Console one &Fader one “ my Question is why don’t you use them during the mixing process in your demos?
The heavy metal guitar Heavier7Strings from Three-Body Technology is also great, very metallic and versatile clean sound.
Great tutorial and playing! I've had, since a while, Real Guitar 5 for acoustic and Vir2 Electri6ity for electric guitar, with Amplitube 5, and I'm surprised not to see any of these in your gallery since when I purchased them I thought they were n.1 respectively. Vir2 was expensive, but with time I also understood that I needed more sounds for different genres, and Electri6ity has 8 guitars. For instance I like to double guitars hard panned, but with different guitars, and I suffer that, for acoustic, I only have Real Guitar (that has a doubling option but it's the same sound). In your video I fell for Ilya Efimov guitar. As a keyboardist, I also purchase guitar loops (e.g. Ueberschall) and in the leisure time I exercise myself to match those with the sampled instruments I have. I then may expand the part playing the sampled guitar and keep the original loop in the refrain.
Hi Dom, great video! All the Amplesound guitars use the mod wheel as a manual vibrato wheel, just "shake" the mod wheel like you would do on a guitar string, cheers and keep up the good work!
Efimov is my favorite…user friendly interface. Key switches are adequate and up to purpose. Position key switches are so useful as well. Only problem about is vibrato control and lower voices do not sound that much realistic. But there are some tricks to solve these for sure. Anyway, all these libraries should always be used and considered for a realistic demo to avoid a jobless future for music world.
Impressive playing, foremost! #inspirational The guitars sound incredible. Some I have and didn't know could be quite THAT good!
Ample sound is the king
My faves of what you showed are the Amplesound. Outside of what you showed, Orange Tree Samples electric guitars are my favorites, especially their “evolution rock standard” and “Evolution stratosphere”. They have amazing built-in effects and great playability. My favorite acoustic is the “Nylon sky“ which is a “sonic extension“ for Omnisphere ... truly incredible, but expensive if you don’t already own Omnisphere.
Most importantly the orange tree libraries support hammer ons and pull offs on adjacent strings.
Which is unrealistic but when playing live or tracking, it sounds very very good. Afterwards you can automate the fretting position to make it realistic.
With ample sound you are stuck with a fretting position unless you change it manually. HOs and POs won’t work if notes are not on the same string.
Fantastic overview, Dom! Wow! 🤯 By the way, are you using a boom mic or a lav mic? Interested to know what model you use.
I’m late to the video here but soundpaint is AMAZING.
I didn´t know the Efimov nylon and it sounds really amazing, you miss the Orange Tree Sample and Shreddage electric guitars, but this is like cheating because you are such a beast playing guitar on keyboards that anything will sound great
im surprised you didn't mention any evolution guitars from orange tree samples! You'd love the Dry relic and the hollowbody blues
very nice playing ! thanks for the tips, didn't know thy Gypsy guitar
My favorite guitar library is Aria Sounds Classical Guitarist. And steinberg virtual guitarist 2
Thanks for this!
Hi Dom. I use electric guitar and bass vsts in my productions, and play both also. I find that the Shreddage line from Impact Soundworks is awesome, I work with the Serpent and Abyss models and put them through various amp and cab simulators. Have been thinking about how to make my guitar sound more realistic (I'm not the best keyboard player). That trim tool trick is just great, will try it out tonight. Thanks!
great !
please part two ❤
Thank you very much for this video! Fantastic! You are my Cubase teacher!
I'm still looking for a good solo guitar sound. Maybe that will come in part 2.
I would be very happy if you upload a video with a Roli Seaboard in connection with solo guitar or saxophone or so.
Please keep up the awesome videos!
Pierre
Love it :-) Part 2 please..! : ))
T guitar is nice also kinda of cool to record live acoustic and through that over it adds nice effect
The Ilya Ifimov was very nice.
Hope you might cover the guitar from Soundpaint in part 2
Fantastic. Thanks
ample guitar ❤️
I have the NI Electric Deluxe and I really like it
you have nothing from Orange Tree Samples
Hey. As a guitar player I'm quite amazed by how all these guitar libraries sound. Really cool. I would be interested in what you think of all the guitar amp libraries out there like Guitar Rig 6 or similar libraries that are out there. Do you use them at all or do you just use things like Kemper or "real" amps? Would be interested to get your perspective on this.
go for best electric ones nice!
An E Guitar for distortion great solos is missing.
would you consider making a video what guitar vsts you use for solos?
I will! Very soon! :)
Could you give your opinion, in a future video, on the different types of reference chairs? :)
Radiohead fan, huh? Was hoping that, for the picked acoustic, you would put it in mono mode, so that I could compare it to Ilya Efimov's guitar. Still, good comparison and great playing!
Part 2 please! If possible, please check out MG soft nylon guitar as well🙏☺️
The Gypsy interface fits well, but it has one realism-flaw: the knobs are not made of gold 😅
Great playing and good selection of guitars, I've never heard of ilya efimov nylon guitar before, I really love how it sounds, I was going to get the mg soft nylon guitar from spitfire, I'll eventually get both but now confused which one to get first:)
00:01 didn't expect the oddly realistic way of playing,lol
I would love to see you try out the Nylon Sky extension for Omnisphere.
Hi, Thank You for great video :) You mention Ilya Efimov. May i ask You what do You think about his Electric Guitars ? Like TC or LP
Oops again, Al Di Meola is using a pick and Paco De Lucia uses fingers while hitting the wood of the guitar near the end of the first synchronized virtuoso part. Both great guitarists, however in my opinion, compared to Al Di Meola ,the way Paco De Lucia plays is effortless, reminding me of Martha Argerich and Yuja Wang Chick Corea and
Michel Camilo on the piano. They all have great musicianship and technique.
amazing But my friend you are amazing 😀
superb dom...
Man, god bless your stuff :) Btw, you’ve switched trackballs ? :)
No still using the Slimblade
Thank you! I use Amplesound Urright Bass daily for jazz.
Buddy. You need nylon sky right now. By Spectrasonics. It’s the absolute best picked nylon you will find.
Have you tried any guitar libraries from Indiginus? I have a number of them and they sound very good…
Amazing 👏🏼. Thank for the review! Are these Kontakt libraries🤔??
Nice démo with great sound .
I have two questions :
1/ is it possible to make strumming ?
2/ are plug in compatible with logic pro x
Thank’s in advance and thank’s a lot for your great job
Yes and yes.
The first guitar ever to be in tune
I still love Orange Tree samples for electric guitar because it has realistic articulation...and the release sound pretty real...but I don't like the sample...maybe if combine with ample sound samples with the articulation from orange sound it will be the best vst guitar ever...you should check out
Hi Dom, do you know of any VSt's that can get a Derek Trucks SG lead sound like he gets in his "Midnight in Harlem" solo??
Efimov has a very realistic sound. However, the Efimov doesn't seem to be good for classical guitar solos. Because Efimov's sound contains too much performance noise. In particular, the noise that rubs the skin of the thumb on the 4th, 5th, and 6th strings makes the sound unclear and gives a feeling as if an amateur is playing.
So in the end I had to make my own guitar virtual instrument to avoid the Efimov noises. It was actually a lot of hard work, but I designed the interface (albeit amateurish graphics...), implemented the Reverb tabs, and programmed it internally to finally create a guitar virtual instrument with less noise. [Guitar virtual instrument that only I have in the world!]
TGuitar is my preferred one :-)
It's fantastic indeed!
Dearest Dom, as always thank you for your super enlightening video.
Now may I ask, as I know you've been producing metal \m/ music for a bit when you were younger (you said it in an interview ;) ) I'd like to know if you got any electric guitar metal plugins - and of course, amp simulators, and how you use them ?
So far, the ones I'm using for my own practice are mainly Prominy V-Metal and SolemnTones Odin 2 with the help of AuralDSP plugins.
My goal is to reach a type of SepticFlesh kind of sound - here again, Greek people are so amazing, aren't they ? *Wink wink*
Ample Sound had the nicer, more realistic tones, for me. I have the free version and will now upgrade. Unfortunately, you tended to play keyboard-guitar style and patterns for all the guitars. So the electrics sounded nothing like a guitarist would play on a Tele, Gibson etc. Also the velocity/touch on higher notes/strings sounded unreal - too sustained. Whether that's settings, or your touch and letting go, you should know. Always love your vids/tutorials, so maybe a Part 2 would be good. Thanks.
Very good video.... Sadly the Ample sound bundle costs much more then Cubase itself. That's absurd.
Waiting part2 xD
hehehe noted ;)
It's possible to use this libraries with a electric guitar? Because I don't have midi keyboard
🔥🔥🔥🔥👍
You know a lot and thats why i wonder Why you didnt include any Orange Tree Sample guitar?...
Sup Dom?! Thanks for your tuts!!
You're welcome my friend!
Is there a way to get TGuitar or any of these plugins to work with ableton? I would love to use it, looks so cool. Is it exclusive to cubase?
Great video Dom. Do you think with the right modifications any of these guitars could sound good as a surf rock guitar? I'm thinking the Electric sunburst might be a good shout but not sure. Cheers!
Hi Susanne! Thank you :) I have a video coming up where I cover just electric guitars! I think it's probably going to answer your question!
Electric Sunburst Deluxe is very nice! I hope the video will be out soon, it's in the editing phase right now ;) I hope it will help!
@@DomSigalas Hi Dom, i didnt find this video...was it created?
Oops, this is the first video of that song where I see Al Di Meola use fingering technique