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Nembrini audio acoustic voice pro demo coming.Maybe their best app.HERE IT IS.

floflo
edited April 17 in General App Discussion

More to come later in the day.
It is a long one.
I go through each of the guitars.
I truly love this app.
I did not expect that level of quality.
Worth a try,a buy.
Thanks.
Flo

Comments

  • SquishySquishy

    Waaaaitaminit…
    Are you playing an electric or an acoustic into this? @flo

  • floflo

    @Squishy said:
    Waaaaitaminit…
    Are you playing an electric or an acoustic into this? @flo

    I play a piezo acoustic guitar.
    Thanks.
    Flo

  • SquishySquishy

    Cheers!
    The dynamics are incredible, holy smokes. And it’s funny, Martins are often lauded as the best o the best but I mighta liked those sounds the least. The Taylor “mode” sounds spot on to the one I used to play, really incredible app they made here.
    (Wonderful playing as always, man 👍)

  • floflo

    @Squishy said:
    Cheers!
    The dynamics are incredible, holy smokes. And it’s funny, Martins are often lauded as the best o the best but I mighta liked those sounds the least. The Taylor “mode” sounds spot on to the one I used to play, really incredible app they made here.
    (Wonderful playing as always, man 👍)

    Yes,it is a really great app.
    Thanks for your kind words.
    Flo

  • filo01filo01

    Thanks for the demo, Flo. It sounds great on an acoustic piezo. I’m still hoping someone will develop an app where an electric guitar with el.mag. pickups sounds at least three-quarters as believable as an acoustic guitar. I tried three AUv3 acoustic simulators, and none of them impressed me.

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    @Squishy said:
    Cheers!
    The dynamics are incredible, holy smokes. And it’s funny, Martins are often lauded as the best o the best but I mighta liked those sounds the least. The Taylor “mode” sounds spot on to the one I used to play, really incredible app they made here.
    (Wonderful playing as always, man 👍)

    That’s because you can’t capture the magic of a Martin in software 😉

  • floflo

    @filo01 said:
    Thanks for the demo, Flo. It sounds great on an acoustic piezo. I’m still hoping someone will develop an app where an electric guitar with el.mag. pickups sounds at least three-quarters as believable as an acoustic guitar. I tried three AUv3 acoustic simulators, and none of them impressed me.

    I really think an electric is meant to sound like an electric guitar,as simple as that.
    Same thing applies to acoustic guitar.
    Thanks.
    Flo

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    @flo said:

    @filo01 said:
    Thanks for the demo, Flo. It sounds great on an acoustic piezo. I’m still hoping someone will develop an app where an electric guitar with el.mag. pickups sounds at least three-quarters as believable as an acoustic guitar. I tried three AUv3 acoustic simulators, and none of them impressed me.

    I really think an electric is meant to sound like an electric guitar,as simple as that.
    Same thing applies to acoustic guitar.
    Thanks.
    Flo

    Agreed. I’ve noticed lately when playing acoustic that strumming an A Minor chord followed by A Sus really holds the minor resonance in the body of the guitar. Don’t know if that makes sense, but you can’t really capture that kind of interaction on electric or software IMO.

    Great playing as always @flo - we seem to share a taste for similar guitar flavored apps. You always inspire me to pick up my axe after a video.

  • floflo

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:

    @flo said:

    @filo01 said:
    Thanks for the demo, Flo. It sounds great on an acoustic piezo. I’m still hoping someone will develop an app where an electric guitar with el.mag. pickups sounds at least three-quarters as believable as an acoustic guitar. I tried three AUv3 acoustic simulators, and none of them impressed me.

    I really think an electric is meant to sound like an electric guitar,as simple as that.
    Same thing applies to acoustic guitar.
    Thanks.
    Flo

    Agreed. I’ve noticed lately when playing acoustic that strumming an A Minor chord followed by A Sus really holds the minor resonance in the body of the guitar. Don’t know if that makes sense, but you can’t really capture that kind of interaction on electric or software IMO.

    Great playing as always @flo - we seem to share a taste for similar guitar flavored apps. You always inspire me to pick up my axe after a video.

    Thanks for the kind words.

    Much appreciated.
    Flo

  • SquishySquishy

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:

    @Squishy said:
    Cheers!
    The dynamics are incredible, holy smokes. And it’s funny, Martins are often lauded as the best o the best but I mighta liked those sounds the least. The Taylor “mode” sounds spot on to the one I used to play, really incredible app they made here.
    (Wonderful playing as always, man 👍)

    That’s because you can’t capture the magic of a Martin in software 😉

    Haha right you are! I’m in NJ so rather close to the Martin factory, taken the tour a couple times. That demo room they have is heaven… 🤤

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