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UJAM Virtual Guitarist SILK User Manual
Virtual Guitarist SILK is a software instrument designed to emulate a professional session guitarist playing a concert guitar. It offers intuitive controls for performance, sound shaping, and effects. The interface is streamlined to minimize distraction and maximize creative freedom, allowing users to produce professional guitar tracks quickly. The guide covers everything from basic setup and presets to advanced performance controls and effects.
The software is part of the Virtual Guitarist series, developed by UJAM for musicians. It includes features like chord detection, style phrases, and built-in effects such as delay and reverb. The guide also explains how to integrate with Native Instruments KONTROL and use MIDI controllers for performance control.
Covers: Welcome to Virtual Guitarist SILK · About the Virtual Guitarist Series · You and Us · Looking for Quick Help? · Interactive Overview · What is Virtual Guitarist SILK?
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UJAM Virtual Guitarist SILK User Manual
User Manual 40 pages · 8.7 MB · ENUser guide for UJAM's Virtual Guitarist SILK software instrument, covering setup, controls, presets, and performance features.
Which document do I need?
User Manual
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in UJAM manuals
What is Virtual Guitarist SILK?
Virtual Guitarist SILK is a software instrument doubling as a professional session guitarist, playing picked nylon string guitar on a top-notch instrument, captured by high end studio microphones, and performing exactly as you wish, while giving you full control over musical performance and mix.
Why so Few Controls?
The user interface of Virtual Guitarist SILK is designed for maximum ease of use and minimum distraction. It is also fail-proof in that no matter how you set up the controls of Virtual Guitarist SILK, the result will never be musically or technically wrong – without sacrificing your creative freedom.
