Electric Sunburst Deluxe - Drag And Drop Midi Patterns

T-O

Hi,

I love the "drag and drop"-function on Session Bassist, I would love if something similar was possible with Electric Sunburst Deluxe! Is this a feature that could come on a future update? :)

P.S.:

I've tried to capture to midi from Kontakt by enabling "Script Generated CCs and notes" on "Send MIDI to outside world", but the recorded midi doesn't seem to make much sense. If someone know a way to convert the patterns to midi please let me know! :)

Jeremy_NI

There is no plan for an update of this library at the moment, unfortunately.

For Kontakt's MIDI out, recording a pattern through “send midi” usually doesnt work as expected because the patterns sometimes use additional notes that are not playable in the instrument for articulations.

Think77

No MIDI out from Electric Sunburst = unusable in more detailed compositions. I just updated to the newest Komplete Ultimate to get, among other libraries, this library. I love the sound of it, and it sits nicely in the mix. BUT! As long as it can only play off-the-shelf static patterns with no real possibility to COMPOSE with it (for instance make it follow small riffs and variations on other tracks), I simply can't use it. It's not flexible enough - not a real tool if you ask me. Why NI has no plan to update it to make it really shine... I don't know. Give it MIDI out drag and drop, and it'd be a MUCH more versatile and professional tool. Or maybe I'm not overlooking how to program/play on a more detailed level?

markstyles

Yeah I noticed that too. They create an instrument that has the potential to be the best plug-in, but they don't follow thru. The Acoustic Sunburst Deluxe is one. With no way to get the midi out in Logic Pro X. Problem is some of the patterns play addition notes, which are not directly in the desired chord. Yes you can use it to make some great guitar parts. But it won't let purcisely use the notes where you want them, which for me makes it NOT USUABLE. I suppose their 'pricepoint' is the issue. Still is is not really professional deluxe

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DunedinDragon

I actually use these libraries for rhythm parts since I play lead and other fill work if I want more guitar than just a single guitar and they do a fair job of it. Probably if you're used to just having one guitar that does it all, I'd tend to agree it's not terribly useful. A great application for this is the old standard "John The Revelator" doing the simple rhythm while I do the slide work. Same for a lot of Keb'Mo' songs that use a couple of guitars. But I'm used to playing in multi-guitar bands so it fits for me.