Как добавить гитар риг в рипер
Included with Guitar Rig 5 should be a CD. Insert the CD into your computer, and run the installer program, such as Guitar Rig 5 Setup PC. The Guitar Rig 5 VST plugin should be located at C:\Program Files\Native Instruments\VSTPlugins\Guitar Rig 5.dll.
I've found Reaper to be a bit spotchy when it comes to adding multiple plugins. The best way I've found to ensure that already added plugins do not get removed when adding a new plugin is to place every plugin .dll file in the C:\Program Files\REAPER (x64)\Plugins directory and to then select Options > Preferences > VST > Re-scan or Clear cache/re-scan.
IMPORTANT — Do not provide C:\ as the base search directory, as this will search the entire PC for .dll files, which caused big problems for me (I had to uninstall and then reinstall Reaper).
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Since I really like to fool around with my electric guitar and record stuff, this was one my reasons to dual-boot, but now it seems like I finally don’t really need to anymore.
This short guide will tell you how you can get WineASIO to work with Reaper and Guitar Rig.
So one of the first things we need is wine.
sudo pacman -S wine
Should do the trick. Then we also need the jack server and a frontend for it, the most popular is qjackctl.
sudo pacman -S qjackctl jack
Now run qjackctl to select your audio interface in the Setup screen. I have this dedicated guitar interface: http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/UCG102.aspx
It’s not the best, but it’s cheap and works on Linux.
Be sure to set the sample rate and the buffer size correctly. I can get it down to 256 samples and to a latency of around 10 msec (on Windows it does go under that).
Add your user to the audio group with
sudo usermod -a -G audio yourusername
And now you should be able to start the jack server from qjackctl
Next up we need wineasio, this has to be installed from AUR wineasio or wineasio-git.
For some reason, this didn’t really work for me, so I compiled my own. You still need steinberg-asio though.
sudo packer -S steinberg-asio
This will install asio.h into /usr/include/steinberg-asio/asio.h
(Normally you would get this from the Steinberg SDK, which you would get by signing up for a Steinberg Developer account)
Now if the AUR package didn’t work for you, then you can download wineasio from here:
And copy asio.h from the above location to the source tree. After which, as the README file says:
Do the following to build for 64bit Wine.
# ./prepare_64bit_asio
# make clean
# make -f Makefile64
Now that should result in wineasio.dll.so being built. Check the architecture with the following command:
[balazsbela@archlinux wineasio]$ objdump -f wineasio.dll.so |grep arch
architecture: i386:x86-64, flags 0x00000150:
This should result in the message: Successfully registered DLL wineasio.dll
Now run winecfg and check that the drive in the Audio tab is winealsa.drv and only that.
WineAsio is now installed!
So lets get Reaper from: http://www.reaper.fm/download.php
The instalation is straightforward, next next finish.
Now you can get the free version of Guitar Rig from here:
http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/guitar/guitar-rig-5-player/download/
So download and install that, set the VST plugin folder in Reaper (start it with wine reaper.exe, it usually lives in
/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/REAPER\ (x64)/)
Now Guitar Rig should appear when you add effects to a track and you should be able to use it.
This approach is not perfect, I still get some buffer underruns with my USB interface, there is also a way to use a realtime kernel, that would probably make it a lot better, but it works and it’s good enough for now.
Installing and using Guitar Rig 5 Player in Reaper and Actually Recording Great-Sounding Music
Some time ago, I got interested in modeling different amps and effects when recording guitar. I already used Reaper for recording for the last 10+ years, so I finally paid for the full license (only like $60). Reaper’s free version doesn’t have limitation in functionality, but does have a nag screen that pops up for 10 seconds when you start and you can’t use it commercially. Reaper is a full-featured DAW (Digital Audio Workspace) complete with pitch correction, MIDI and tons of other great features and plugins. On its own, you can record some nice quality music. The issue is external equipment… When you are cheap or broke, you likely don’t have one of every amp or pedal ever made to use when recording guitar. That’s where VST plugins come into play.
There are a lot of good VST plugins that allow you to make your guitar sound like it is going through any amp head, cabinet, effects pedal, etc. TH3 is one I played with for a while that I likes a lot, however the one I settled on that fit my needs best was Guitar Rig 5 Player. There’s a pro version as well, but the PLayer version is free. You could set it up on your computer as a stand-alone application, or as a VST plugin inside Reaper, Audacity, Ableton, etc. to record with. It is kind of complicated if you are unfamiliar with VST plugins or just getting started, so I made a how-to video to show step-by-step how to install and actually use Guitar Rig 5 player.
While it comes with a lot of patches to make you sound like different artists, or different songs, or even different styles, you can also google around and find patches online to download that other people have made for free. Note that if someone has the paid version of Guitar Rig 5 Pro, you might not be able to use their patch if it utilized amp and pedal models not available in the free version.
Plugging your guitar into the computer can be a bit of a challenge. You need some kind of interface. I’ve used a lot of things over the years. Up until recently, I used a lot of cheaper Behringer mixers and USB interfaces. I stopped because the drivers became an issue for my Windows 10 setup and Reaper. A friend of mine really like his Yamaha MG10XU mixer that has built-in effects. I’ve switched to what I see a lot of recording folks on youtube using, the Focusrite Scarlet 2i2. Its drivers play nice with everything (except OBS for some reason as you can see in the video above. This is not actually Focusrite’s fault, it’s all OBS’s fault since they don’t support ASIO audio drivers without a plugin and couple of workarounds). These options allow you to connect multiple channels at once so you can get mics and instruments at the same time.
Another option is to get a guitar pedal with a USB interface built in. There’s more on this option below.
Guitar Rig 5 Pro used to be sold with an awesome little MIDI pedal with multiple buttons and an expression pedal you could use to trigger different effects chains in the software or plugin, however it seems hard to find nowadays. Literally any MIDI controller would work, even something you can build yourself for cheap like the Mini UNTZtrument. If you build your own, I recommend forgoing the keypad and instead opt for some actual pedal pushbuttons, and maybe hack an old broken expression pedal from ebay or reverb nation as one of the pots. I’ll have another custom designed post within the next year or so from a project I’ve been working on (or rather which has been sitting on my desk) for a year or so now that is a guitar direct input/pedal/looper using a Teensy microcontroller. I’ve seen a lot of people using the SoftStep 2 and I nearly bought one of these myself (and still might actually…)
Eventually I wanted a bit more… A friend of mine had a Fractal AX8 which has a lot of this functionality built directly into a pedal (including a USB interface). Fractal makes really quality equipment.
A Perfect Circle and lots of other bands tour with Fractal modelers exclusively, then just run their audio out the venue’s monitors.
I can’t afford one of those. I looked for a lower cost solution. I wanted to be able to play without having to bring my laptop everywhere. I opted for a POD HD500x. The HD500X is a bit older, but it has a lot of these same capabilities built into a pedal form. In fact, in comparing to the AX8, there are a (very) few things in which the HD500x sounds a little better.
Как добавить гитар риг в рипер
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Hey guys, I wish to try this fx:
but when installed it does not show in Reaper's VST list. This application does not come with a .dll file for me to copy and paste into the Reaper's plugin FX folder, help please?