User Manual for Rob Papen RG Virtual Rhythm Guitar Plug-in Instrument Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Rob Papen RG Virtual Rhythm Guitar
- Product category: Virtual Instruments Rob Papen
- Brand: Rob Papen
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
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Product description The Rob Papen RG Virtual Rhythm Guitar Plug-in Instrument allows you to create custom guitar rhythms, grooves and effects using the plug-in's unique synthesizer and effects features. Easily create classic rhythm guitar sequences, or edgy grooves by simply playing the desired chords on a MIDI keyboard controller. RG features models of the Fender Stratocaster, 8th & 16th note groove type steel string acoustic guitars, and a Power Chord groove type distorted guitar. Rhythm Guitar Models - Electric guitar type Fender Stratocaster® Offering in the RG sequencer: Down Stroke, Up Stroke, Ghost Stroke and Glide stroke. Available chords are: Major and Minor7 in "classic" Rhythm guitar setting.
- Steel 8TH type for Steelstrings 8th note grooves Offering in the RG sequencer: Down Stroke, Up Stroke and Extra Stroke (hand mute on strings) Available chords are: Major and Minor.
- Steel 16TH type for Steelstrings 16th note grooves. Offering in the RG sequencer: Down Stroke, Up Stroke and Ghost Stroke. Available chords are: Major and Minor.
- Distorted type for distorted Powerchord grooves. Offering in the RG sequencer: Down Stroke, Up Stroke, Ghost Stroke and Extra Stroke available chords are: 5th Chord for both Major and Minor keyboard range.
Sequencer Section - Controls the guitar strokes and RG synthesizer parts.
- Each step has on/off, Tie, Stroke (Down, Up, Ghost or Glide/Extra), Velocity and Free/Release row.
- Release row on/off option to control the 'Release" times of the Filter and Amp Envelope
- Sequencer A and B each with fully independent settings
- Sequence A is played by using keyboard range C1 - B3
- Sequence B is played by using keyboard range C3 - B4
- Each sequence keyboard range is divided into Major chords and Minor chords
- Start Loop setting, Sequencer can loop from any step of the sequence
- Speed setting of 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 1, 3/2, 2, 3 and 4x BPM. Independent for each sequence
- Velocity control knob which mixes between keyboard (MIDI) velocity input and the steps velocity settings
- Tie modes normal or special which allows 'velocity' and 'free' settings inside a step if that step is set to Tie
- Sequencer Latch which can be controlled by the MIDI sustain pedal as well
- Reset Mode on/off. When it is set to 'on' the sequencer resets each time you press a new key
- File button function with: load, save, copy, paste, swap and clear for sequencer A or B
- File < and > to scroll through sequences stored on hard disk
Keyboard Layout RG - Sequence A is played by playing notes in the keyboard range C1 - B3
- Sequence B is played by playing notes in the keyboard range C3 - B4
- Sequence A keyboard range is divided into Major chords and Minor chords
- Major chords are from C1- B1 range and Minor are from C2 - B2 range
- Sequence B keyboard range is divided into Major chords and Minor chords
- Major chords are from C3- B3 range and Minor are from C3 - B4 range
- Build in keyboard to demo grooves
Overall Pitch Modulation Section - Tempo sync-able global Pitch LFO
- Pitch bend with separate settings for up and down pitch-bends
Filter Section - Main filter is an analogue modeled stereo Multimode Filter, offering 6 dB LowPass and HighPass, 12 dB, 18 dB and 24 dB LowPass and HighPass, 12 dB and 24 dB BandPass, 12 dB and 24 dB Notch, Comb and Vowel Filter
- Easy Filter control by pre-defined Cutoff Frequency modulation controllers: Envelope, Velocity, Modulation Wheel and LFO
- Built-in Filter Envelope with Attack, Decay, Sustain, Fade and Release
- Build in Filter LFO with various waveforms, modulation amount control and tempo sync option with speed settings between 16/1 and 1/32t
- LFO free or mono mode options
Amp Section - Built-in Amp/Volume Envelope with Attack, Decay and Release
Modulation Section - 2 free modulation routings
- 33 modulation sources, included the stroke types of the RG sequencer
- 22 modulation destinations
FX Section - 3 HQ effects blocks in serial mode
- Available effects: Mono Delay, Stereo Delay, Comb Filter, Reverb, Chorus, Chorus/Delay, Flanger, Phaser, Ensemble, FX Filter, WahWah/Delay, AutoWah, Amp Simulator (5 models), Cabinet Simulator (5 models), Distortion, Low Fi, Waveshaper, Multi-distort (11 types), Stereo Widener, Autopan, Gator and Compressor
- MIDI tempo based settings in most effects
- Overall bypass for FX or bypass per FX
- Right mouse menu options with: FX copy, paste, swap, clear, undo, save, load and option to un-sync the effects
- 2 FX modulation matrix for connecting RG sequencer, MIDI or synth controls to FX parameters.
EQ Section - Equalizer with 5 bands at 60 Hz, 200 Hz, 600 Hz, 2000 Hz and 8000 Hz frequencies
Overall - Parameter read-out field above the preset box.
- Back panel with extra global function: External controller settings can be saved to disk Computer keyboard up/down for scrolling presets can be turned on/off. Syncing on/off. Depending on host it can be turned on/off
Preset Section - Uses sound banks composed of 128 presets
- Preset handling with copy, paste, clear and compare function 'Quick Browse', 'Recently Browsed' and 'Favorite' functions.
- Banks with Electric RG grooves, Steelstring RG grooves, Disto RG grooves, Electric, Steelstring, Disto basic grooves
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