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I'm gonna skip the question because that kind of hyperbole freaks me out, but. The Leslie that comes with Native Instruments Guitar Rig sounds like the same coding they used in the B4, but with fewer controls. The last group of drawbars on the right are controlled by the six faders and inside three knobs on the Akai. I use my Akai MPD26 controller so I can play and record drawbars with my left hand while playing the midi keyboard with my right. I have and still use frequently the original B4 Organ from Native Instruments. Like you say, none of them sound like the real thing, even my old Cordovox speaker cabinet sounded more real. Of all Leslie sims I've heard Native Instruments sounds the closest to me. If I run a Nord through my Fender into the Leslie it sounds honest if not exactly accurate. Keys wise, the old no longer supported Native Instruments B4 is close, but doesn't do guitars of course. There's a lot of detail with over tones being thrown around from the spin. Sounds cool, but I haven't really heard any of the pedal or plugin Leslie emulators that sound as good as the real deal. I have the IK stuff so I like for instance a high gain amp but at moderate settings through a thick 4x12 in parallel with a AC30 type amp with the Leslie, man that's some tasty tone there. So this doesn't interfere with your system keyboard? And so how's the sensitivity? Do you need a dead straight line of sight to the front of the unit, or is it more forgiving? Not that that should be a problem, 'cause you can just put it on a short cable and put it anywhere it needs to be, I'm guessing?Īnd it's even cheaper (well, I'm guessing, at $20) than y'alls fancy knob polishers. I spent a lot of time and effort setting up basically what you describe with a tablet and OSC and this just obviously slays it for 90+% I'll guess of my usage. OMG WTW you just won life, Reaper, and all the Internets at once.

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Flirc lets you use any IR remote and it's programming software lets you assign keystrokes to buttons on your remote. I can run REAPER from across the room sitting at my drums using the remote control that came with the HDTV I use as my monitor. It takes two tracks because the Leslie control has midi for it's input where the Guitar Rig track has audio.Įarlier this morning I sketched out a new song using it. In just in the last few days I've been making up a virtual amp using Guitar Rig and I put a damper pedal controlled Leslie on it. Interesting you would mention the Leslie.

I've got the number zero programmed in REAPER to do a sequence of 'Stop, Undo Recording, Rewind to the last start position, and Punch back into Record', so the moment I don't like what I'm recording I can hit '0' on the remote and am instantly trying again. I even use the Flirc with my remote when I'm playing guitar and sitting at my mix desk. What the valuable lesson might be I have no idea, but I assure you it's probably something. I just get a kick outa using such a fine instrument knowing it's technically worthless.

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Not hot, got ripped off from me and when I got it back from idiot who stole it he had burned the serial off it.

#Flirc usb uk serial number

I know guitars don't exactly fit the category, but the guitar sounds gorgeous yet is worth zero dollars because it has no serial number and is very badly painted. I also have a 1976 Les Paul Custom with an EMG powered pickup that sounds wicked through my 50 watt Marshall with a 1936 2/12 cab. It doesn't work everywhere but when it does it does well. A Leslie 122 with the amp removed so it's just a speaker cab.