
You can additionally control how the pickup simulation sounds by moving the pickup (with mouse) to different positions. Single - Simulates the sound of a single coil pickup.
The sound is taken «as is» directly from the string simulation.
Fretless - Used to simulate the string sounds of a fretless bass. EBass - Used to simulate the string sounds of a hard played E-bass. Slap - Used to simulate the string sounds of a slap bass. 6String1/6String2/6String3 - These are best used to simulate electric guitar string sounds. Noise - The classic Karplus b algorithm. The string radio buttons let you select the string type used in the guitar simulation: Pitch Bend 2 - A second pitch bend control for the Slayer channel. This switch lets you select which pitch bend is the coarse: PB1 sets the regular pitch bend to the coarse range PB2 sets the Pitch Bend 2 knob to the coarse range. Since there is one pitch bend wheel, and Slayer needs two, Slayer includes a second pitch bend wheel on its interface - Pitch Bend 2. One is coarse pitch bend (+-12 semitones range), the other one is fine pitch bend (+-1 semitone range). Glissando switch - FL Slayer supports two sources of pitch bending (glissando). You can link this parameter to your sustain pedal, so that pressing the pedal keeps the guitar strings «vibrating». Hold switch - If the hold button is on, notes are not muted after releasing a key, unlike the usual behavior (if the switch is off). Speed knob - Affects the strumming/gliding speed used in some of the playing modes (see above). You can control the glide speed with the Speed knob (speed is linked to the current tempo). A glide from C3 to E6 will take longer than a glide from D6 to E6. SoloDynamic - This is a monophonic glide mode similar to SoloFixed, however the glide speed depends on the pitch difference between the start and end notes. In this mode, the portamento speed is a constant value for all transitions and is defined by the Speed knob (speed is linked to the current tempo).
SoloFixed - This is a monophonic mode, where overlapping notes create a portamento/glide effect. Single notes are played as usual, but all chords are automatically strummed (you can control the strum speed with the Speed knob). Strumming - Strumming is designed for individual guitar chords on live playing. C5 and higher notes produce C1-G1-C2 style chords the lower range produces C1-F1-C2 style chords (you can control the strum speed with the Speed knob). Powerchords - Creates power chords automatically based on the played notes. Autochords - Creates guitar style chords based on the played notes (you can control the strum speed with the Speed knob). None - Handles notes like a standard synthesizer. This parameter controls the playing style used by Slayer: Parameters Guitar Site Simulation Properties Playing Mode (combo box) Additional Guitar Simulation Properties.
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The simulator is equipped with a high quality amp section and effects rack enabling you to recreate the complete electric guitar sound without additional plugins.
It uses a hybrid synthesis similar to physical modeling.