Guitar Rig Wishlist topic

Bulevardi

@Kaiwan_NI

As a new Guitar Rig (7) user, I wanted to send my feedback, for future updates.

The intention is that other users can add their wishes too in this topic.

We -as users- should make a wishlist of things that are really needed in a new version or update.

Lately I have the feeling that companies always make new stuff, but I never have the idea they are listening to the end user about what they need or what's really required.
I think NI is different here.

Some other FX that could be great for GR are:

- Acoustic Sim (to change the sound from electric guitar to acoustic guitar)

- Bass Sim (make your electric guitar sound like a bass, instead of the use of the Oktaver/Pitch fx because they really distort it with unwanted signals)

- Feedback FX, to generate a sound as if you were standing close to your amp.

- Sustainer, to make the last thing you're playing sound like on hold, on a natural way.

For me personally (and I have the impression that there's a lot of other users that have raised the idea already): a native Linux version should be made of Guitar Rig.

There's lots of Linux users using GR via Wine (a linux workaround), which makes it a bit slower or sluggish. A native Linux installer aside Windows and Mac should really be awesome.
Most prominent companies that take their customers serious do that. (Such as U-HE)

In the Linux world, a lot of alternatives for Guitar Rig are booming lately, and it's time for NI to add their (strong) mark.

Bulevardi

Another idea is to make it possible to add values to a knob or switch.

For example, the sliders for input and output decibels. It's not easy to let the slider stop at a certain value.
If I want "3", it slides until 3.1- 3.2… and have to move the mouse very meticulously and it takes time to get it to exactly '3'.
It can be handy to right click the slider/knob so an input field shows up where you can just fill in "-3" and then "-3 dB" is added as value.

Writing things in the input fields often stutters aswel. When saving new presets, the input fields of the comments are sluggish to type.
I don't know if that's with other users aswel, or only with me, running GR in Linux via Wine.

manawaite

Just upgraded to GR Pro 7

Great features

I would really like / am missing some lo gain overdrive options such as a Klon emulation

Also, the 100% setting on window size on my MacBook 16" cuts off the edges - and the 75% setting taxes my eyesight - we need something like a 90% setting