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NI Guitar Rig 2 Operation Manual

NI Guitar Rig 2 Operation Manual (147 pages)

NI Guitar Rig 2 Operation Manual

Brand: NI | Category: Music Pedal | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Welcome to GUITAR RIG 2

7
Installing and Setting up GUITAR RIG 2

7
3 The Big Picture, and Why GUITAR RIG 2 Is Cool

8
- About "Standalone" Mode
  8
- About "Plug-In" Mode
  9
- The "RIG KONTROL 2" Foot �Ontroller
  10
  - Aution
    10
  - Get Creative! Why be Normal
    11
  - Patience, Please
    11
4 Instant Gratification/Quick Start

12
5 GUITAR RIG 2 Layout

12
- Ontrol �Enter
  13
- Left Frame View Options
  13
- The Right Frame
  14
6 Setting Preferences

15
- Pref: Global Tab
  15
- Pref: Presets Tab
  16
- Pref: �Ontroller Tab
  16
- GUITAR RIG 2 �Ontroller Basics
  16
- Rack �Ontrols
  17
- Presets �Ontrols
  19
7 The Storage Story Banks, Presets, and Templates

21
- Omponent Template Management
  21
- Preset Management
  23
- Bank Operations
  23
- Resizing the Bank and Preset Windows
  24
- Preset List Operations
  25
- Keyboard Shortcuts for Banks and Presets
  27
- Properties
  28
- Search
  29
8 Fixed Rack Components

30
- Input �Omponent with RIG KONTROL 2
  30
- Input �Omponent with RIG KONTROL 1
  31
- Output �Omponent
  32
- Tuner
  33
- Metronome
  34
- Tapedeck One
  35
- Standard Playback
  36
  - Looped Playback
    36
  - Hanging Playback Pitch And/Or Tempo
    37
  - Recording
    37
  - Tapedeck Two
    38
- 9 Components and Parameters
  
  39
  - Mono, Stereo, and Signal Flow
    39
  - Ommon �Ontrols
    40
  - Display �Ontrols
    40
  - Power On/Off
    40
  - Saving and Loading Templates
    41
  - Omponent MIDI �Ontrol
    41
  - Loading and Arranging the Order of �Omponents
    42
  - Amps
    42
  - Abinets & Mics
    43
  - Tweedman
    46
  - A� Box
    47
  - Twang Reverb
    49
  - Plex
    51
  - Jazz Amp
    52
  - Lead 800
    53
  - Instant Gratifier solo Head
    54
  - Bass PRO
    56
- 10 Distort
  
  58
  - Fuzz
    58
  - Big Fuzz
    59
  - Skreamer
    61
  - Distortion
    62
  - Mezone
    63
  - Demon Distortion
    64
  - Transamp
    65
  - Treble Booster
    66
  - Gain Booster
    67
- 11 Mod
  
  68
  - Tremolo
    68
  - Ensemble
    69
  - Horus/ Flanger
    70
  - Stoned Phaser
    71
  - Rotator
    72
  - Oktaver
    73
  - Pitch Pedal
    74
  - Electric Lady
    75
  - Phaser Nine
    76
  - Harmonic Synthesizer
    76
12 Filter

78
- EQ Shelving
  78
- EQ Parametric
  79
- EQ Graphic
  80
- Pro-Filter
  81
- Autofilter
  82
- Wahwah Pedal
  83
- Talkwah
  85
- Equalizer Tips
  86
13 Volume

88
- Volume Pedal
  88
- Limiter
  89
- Noise Gate
  90
- Noise Reduction
  91
- Stomp �Ompressor
  92
- Tube �Ompressor
  93
14 Reverbs and Delays

95
- Spring Reverb
  95
- Studio Reverb
  96
- Quad Delay
  97
- Psychedelay
  99
15 Tools

101
- Loop Machine
  101
- Split
  103
- Rossover MIX
  105
16 Modifiers

107
- About Modifiers
  107
- Lfo
  109
- Envelope
  110
- Step Sequencer
  113
- Analog Sequencer
  115
- Input Level Modifier
  116
17 Control Via RIG KONTROL / MIDI

117
- The Virtual RIG KONTROL
  117
- Alibrating RIG KONTROL 2
  117
- Assigning Parameters to MIDI �Ontrollers
  118
- Assigning Parameters to MIDI Notes
  119
- MIDI Synchronization
  119
- 18 Interfacing Guitar Rig with Other Gear
  
  120
- 19 Using GUITAR RIG 2 with a Host Program
  
  122
  - Installing GUITAR RIG 2 as an Effect
    122
  - About Re-Amping
    122
  - Avoid Zero-Latency Options
    123
  - Total Recall
    123
  - Typical Examples
    123
- 20 Automating Plug-In Parameters
  
  125
- Appendix A: Optimizing System Response
  
  129
  - Use Low-Latency Drivers
    129
  - What about Direct Monitoring
    130
  - How Low �An You Go
    130
  - About Samples and Buffers
    131
  - Warning: Different Types of ASIO
    132
  - Tips on Minimizing Latency
    133
- Appendix B: about MIDI
  
  134
  - MIDI Basics
    134
  - MIDI Connections
    134
  - About Program �Hanges and Bank Select
    135
  - About �Ontinuous �Ontrollers
    135
- Appendix C: Tips on Creating Your Own RIG
  
  137
  - Series and Parallel Effects
    137
  - Placing �Omponents in the Right Order
    137
  - The All-Important First Effect
    138
  - Series Effects �Ombinations
    138
  - Parallel Effects
    140
- Appenidx D: about Ground Loops
  
  141
- Index
  
  143

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