The Directwave patches are mapped to just load and play - each hand gets a different type of articulation, and velocities handle the rest. Shreddage requires next to no editing or humanization to sound realistic right out of the box, and thus can be dropped in a track to fill it out, doubling a real guitarist or serving as a highly-accurate placeholder or demo until live guitars are recorded.

It's also a great tool for producers and even guitarists! This library isn't just for composers, though it is very easy to use in the context of trailer cues, video game arrangements and other massive productions. The result of this intense design focus (and two full years of research and development) is an extremely playable and realistic instrument. Rather than trying to cover every possible technique or style, it is focused entirely on rhythm playing in a rock/metal style. Any advice to at least steer me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.Shreddage is a DI guitar sample library like no other. I'm wondering if these problems are related. I don't have this problem when I'm not using Kontakt (e.g., using the guitar plug-in Strum Session) directly with a Mixcraft track works just fine). I tried another Kontakt instrument ( Scarbee MM Bass) and had the same result. The virtual guitar pickup toggle switch for Shreddage 3 doesn't work either - it's kind of 'greyed out'.

There's no sound or visible signal when using my MIDI keyboard controller (M-Audio Axiom 25). In Mixcraft when I try to use the Shreddage 3 guitar plug-in with Kontakt, I can't get it to do anything. In standalone mode outside of Mixcraft I can do this with the F3 key, but that doesn't work in Mixcraft. After getting Kontakt installed in Mixcraft, I can't get the Kontakt user piano keyboard to display at the bottom of the Kontakt interface like it's supposed to do. Greetings! I'm relatively new to Mixcraft 9 and even newer to Kontakt 5 (full version) and I'm wondering if anyone could help me with a couple of things.

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