From the very beginning, at 0:00 of this video, how to make the guitar sound with midi?

 

I would get a similar buzzy sound with a synth then play it repeatedly on a keyboard using the pitch bend wheel until I can reproduce the bend, then record the midi. Then refine the sound.

 

Could you show me the image with your DAW?

 

I'd use a guitar vst that has slide samples. Its a small slide up and a long down slide.

 

some type of amp vst will do the job there are even free amp vst's that will do the job also

 

that sounds good you working with midi in protools you a bad muthafucka

 

Or literally take 10 seconds and pick up a guitar and just do it. I mean honestly. If you can't go "whooom!" On a guitar... just quit. if you don't have a guitar, borrow one for an afternoon.

That said, most guitar libraries have a slide articulation.

 

This. I assume you don't have a guitar so you can try programming slides in the riffer on Ample quite easily if you have it. Or, if you have any vst/library that has slide samples. Short slide up to longer slide down and run it through an amp with heavy overdrive. Please try reading the manual for whatever VST/Library you use.

 

The problem with programming the slide is reproducing the feel, even for such a tiny fragment of audio. Playing it is always the best option.

I can't show you an image of such a thing. This is something you learn by doing yourself and it's a crucial skill worth developing.

 

I tried slide with Ample guitar, but it doesn't sound even similar.

 

It is slide as I guessed. But it's tricky to apply it with midi.

 

Pitch bend...it's different approach. Thank you!

 

There are also many useful hints for realistic guitar MIDIs in this Shreddage 3 tutorial (pitch bend @ 6:10, slide right after):

 

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https://www.orangetreesamples.com/products/evolution-electric-guitar-strawberry This kontakt library has a slide sample that close, if i remember correctly, but with additonal fx u can achieve it.

 

Nice! Thanks!

 

Need to check it out. Thx!