Sweetwater
1-800-222-4700
What's New!DealzoneExpert CenterGuitar GalleryView Cart
SEARCH
SHOP BY BRAND Free Shipping!
Tech Support:
Over 15,000 product support articles and factory-authorized service. Click Here »


Expert Center Sweetcare

«Back to Tech Tip Menu

Tech Tip of the Day Archives
1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008

Cautions When Using the Octaver Feature in Guitar Rig 3
04/16/2008

When using the Oktaver effect in Native Instruments' Guitar Rig 3, you can generate two signals: One octave below and another signal that is two octaves below the original pitch. But there are two important cautions when using this effect: Octaver only works with single notes, not chords. You must also place the Octaver at or near the very start of the effect chain. You should not insert reverb, delay, or any modulation effects before the Octaver, as this will likely cause the pitch-tracking circuitry to become confused. Acceptable effects before Octaver would include Tube Compressor, Stomp Compressor, and in most cases, any type of EQ. For chord work, you can use the Pitch Pedal effect, as this works polyphonically.





Other Techtips from April 2008:
April 30 - Forcing a Document to Open in an Application (OS X)
April 29 - Synthogy Ivory Velocity Response (Part 2 of 2): Customizing a Velocity Map
April 28 - Synthogy Ivory Velocity Response Adjustments for Best Performance (Part 1 of 2)
April 25 - PRS Rotary Pickup Positions Defined
April 24 - Accessing the Effects on NI's Pro-53
April 23 - Remapping the MIDI Control Numbers on the Pro-53
April 22 - Changing the Number of Voices in Pro-53's Unison Mode
April 21 - Controlling Bleeding
April 18 - Measuring Your Electric Guitar's Neck Relief
April 17 - It Still Pays to Zap Your PRAM!
April 16 - Cautions When Using the Octaver Feature in Guitar Rig 3
April 15 - Removing Tight Knobs on an Electric Guitar
April 14 - Incomplete KOMPLETE Installation
April 11 - Reprofiling/Leveling Frets
April 10 - Absynth 4: More Than Just Another Pretty User Interface
April 09 - Using Purge in NI's BATTERY 3 to Conserve RAM
April 08 - Reading Sample Formats in NI's BATTERY 3
April 07 - Opening Reason NN-XT Files in KONTAKT 3
April 04 - Serial Number Blues (A Slight Return)
April 03 - Searching for Sounds with FM8's Browser
April 02 - Painlessly Transfer Data to Your New Mac (OS X)


1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008
     
Home | Gear Reviews | Videos | Buying Guides | Glossary | Tech Tips | Show Reports | Publications | Featured Articles



Sweetwater Deals! Sign up for weekly email offers:
Unsubscribe | Learn More »
About Sweetwater
· Why Sweetwater
· Our History
· Customer Testimonials
· Tour Our New Headquarters!
Additional Services
· Publications
· Gift Certificates
· Special Financing
· Sell Your Used Gear
Benefits & Policies
· Free Shipping on Most Orders
· Safe Shopping Guarantee
· Shipping & Delivery Times
· We Protect Your Privacy
Customer Support
· Track Your Order
· Return Policy
· Sweetcare 24/7 Support
· More...
{SWEETWATER_FOOTER_BANNER_0} {SWEETWATER_FOOTER_BANNER_1}

Careers   |  Academy of Music   |  Events & Seminars   |   Recording Studio   |   Trading Post   |   Download   |   Links   |   Press Releases   


Sweetwater Sound, Inc.
5501 US Hwy 30 W
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
Get Directions
Toll-Free (800) 222-4700
Local (260) 432-8176
Fax (260) 432-1758
Contact Us
Telephone hours:
9-9 Mon-Thu, 9-8 Fri, 9-7 Sat EST
Retail Store hours:
9-8 Mon-Fri, 9-7 Sat EST
Current Sweetwater time is 12:14 AM
HACKER SAFE certified sites prevent over 99.9% of hacker crime.

© 2008 Sweetwater Sound Inc. All rights reserved. Please read our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Site Map


{GOOGLE_ANALYTICS}