Prominy LPC Electric Distortion and Clean Guitar
Prominy's LPC is the most complete electric guitar library ever made. LPC truly sounds like you have a real guitar player living in your studio.
- A huge number of recorded playing styles that no one has captured before.
- Approx. 60 Giga-bytes, 150,000 samples recorded from a single instrument.
- You are able to create the most natural sounding guitar tracks that sound like they've been recorded by a live guitarist in a world class studio.
The world's most powerful and largest library of a single instrument includes:
-Perfect sampled sounds of all fret positions on every string*1.
Single note, 5th chord, 4th chord, octave, vibrato, single bend, unison bend, stationay bend, double bend, legato slide, pinch harmonic, various chords, picking noises, etc.
You are able to get perfectly real expressions of the human finger's legato slide up to the highest fret. This sound library enables you to compose and create natural guitar tracks that imitate real guitar playing.
'Real time Legato Slide instruments'
- A huge number of sampled legato slide techniques.
Realtime Legato Slide feature using 'real' legato samples is available in single note, 5th-dayd chord, 4th-dyad-chord, and octave-dyad instruments. With LPC's Realtime Legato Slide feature, you are able to get perfectly real expressions of the human finger's legato slide which can not be reproduced with slide emulation by changing pitch.
The LPC includes over 300 chords played by up, down, fast, and slow strokes.
The total number of chord samples is over 8,000.
- major, minor, 7th, minor 7th, major 7th , add 9th, 7th-9th, major 7th-9th, sus 4th, dim 7th, #9th, minor 9th, major 3rd(vibrato), major (picking harmonics), open chords, etc.
- The "Clean Guitar" samples are recorded in a natural room environment creating a very real quality of sound.
- The "Distortion Guitar" samples are recorded through a Marshall® Amplifier creating a very powerful sound tool for different musical genres.
Based on our research of testing the quality of sounds through various amp simulators, we compared the difference in quality of a signal recorded from a speaker versus a signal recorded directly from an instrument cable line. We found that the signal recorded through a microphone from a speaker in a studio produces a much more natural sound. So we recorded the clean guitar sound through an AKG® C414 B-ULS from a Marshall® Power Amp Model 9005 and the guitar distortion through a combination of an E.lectroVoice® RE20 and a Shure® SM57 from a Marshall® 1959SLP. You can also adjust our clean guitar sound so it suits the music genre you're working with by adding your favorite amplifier simulator.
Picking noises made while playing a guitar is one of the most important characteristics that identify a live guitar recording. That is why we took great care in capturing many variations of picking noises. Adding these noises, with consideration to timing and picking style, will make your guitar tracks sound natural. When you use picking noise sampled from a different position of the fret board than the one you're applying it to, the result is an unnatural sound because the noise will not harmonize with the original note's sustain sound.
With our Les PaulTM Guitar sound library, you get an expansive number of picking noises to work with covering all frets, strings, and playing styles. We promise that you will have all of the samples needed to make truly natural sounding guitar tracks at your fingertips.
