I really like this song, the guitar is emotional as hell and if that has a lot to do with the melody i'd like to know how to get that specific guitar tone.

Anybody here knows what kind of guitar (real of vst) can achieve this sound ?

Damn i just woke up.... here a link

http://soundcloud.com/raeve/raeve-the-sweetest-sin-original-mix

 

It's this guitar:

 

give us a link

 

Here's the main point ! *yes*

@ Phenomboy,

I've always learned that the 'Hell' was rather dark, burning, dismal,... but times change, isn't ?

 

it seems a stratocaster with a delay

 

for todays drag&drop "producers" its really hard to believe that someone can play real instruments. yes, its a strat with a delay/reverb.

 

If it's emotional, it's probably played with a real guitar. How can a VSTi/Library be emotional?
Unless you mean the scale/phrasing/dynamics/timing/expressiveness/reverb/delay creates "emotion", but then we are talking in matters of personal taste/reference/preference/sound memory/mood/vibe/etc.

 

Compressed and highpassed real electric guitar (single-coil like tele, strat, etc) with delay and reverb.

 

just a good sounding guitar... sorry couldnt resist!

 

I agree with the single coil/reverb & echo but I also detect some chorus in there.

 

I don't know how to play VST guitars, only the real ones .. and it's much quicker too, plug n play

 

Yep a strat or Telecaster, i think more of the Dealy iis being the emotional part for ya rather then the guitar itself and of course the picking,strumming
just a some keyboard.piano songs have that hint of delay on them really making the song pronuoced

 

The guitar is quite good and emotional, though repetitive.

The problem is the rest of the stuff added

You are right, I'm holding now my acoustic guitar (was playing a little bit just for fun) and you know what, no usb/latency/plugin output/DAW configuration problems at all

 

@ Zeus,

As long that the 'human touch' will be present, you'll get a 'Latency' (even if it can be very small in some cases !). This 'Human Latency' is induced either by your fingers or plectrum and... your guitar strings.

Nevertheless, you can find some 'extrasupamegafreaky' worldwide renowned Guitar Players that have drastically reduced that 'natural' latency...







among many, many others... *yes*

 

It's also therapeutic, the best stress-buster ever

 

That mix is really bad... But, yeah, I thought pretty much the same things others said about the tone of the guitar.

But you can always use a single-coil, plucked synth if you're feeling creative. Here's an example I made for you:
http://www87.zippyshare.com/v/uRoc13Au/file.html

 

Larry Coryell,Stevie Ray Vaughan,David Gilmour,Eric Clapton,Ritchie Blackmore,Jimi Hendrix

 

It's only a vst sample based guitar played in the simplest way with
a speedy delay synchronized with the rhythme,and there anything sutch emotional real guitar here,i m talkin as a guitar player and vst intensive user! *yes*

 

Sounds like stratocaster.

 

Bridge pickup.