#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS SHREDDAGE II UPGRADE#

I acknowledge there may have been some confusing redundancy in the old interface between the various tabs, and some non-intuitive presentation of settings (and whether they are off or merely defaulted).

It's good also that this doesn't invalidate the license for the older version, so that we have time to migrate our settings before deleting it (if we so wish). I do hope that genericizing this towards the other guitars doesn't effectively turn it into a rock guitar for all practical purposes, but will understand if that was necessary to generate more sales and to simplify development on just one engine. I really loved the old interface as it was so direct and intuitive and presented the stuff I actually work with. Hopefully this is just a matter of different defaults at the outset.

more emphasis on an amped-up sound) and a lot of sustain (which I generally avoid in jazz playing). I won't have time until late tonight or tomorrow to put two Kontakt instances side-by-side to create my own personal settings for Shreddage 3: Archtop, but right out of the box, the first thing I notice is that it seems more 'loaded' (i.e. I don't have coupons for upgrades of Shreddage Bass or Guitars (maybe I'm too out-of-date?) The window goes super-wide - I guess due to NKS mapping? - and no longer shows RAM usedДЈ. The defaults seem geared towards rock now instead of jazz, in terms of sound character etc.Дў.

#NATIVE INSTRUMENTS SHREDDAGE II UPGRADE#

I just did the upgrade of Archtop for $20, and am surprised by three things:ДЎ.

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