Suburban Guitarist
Key Features
- Beta electric-guitar VST with no samples.
- Lead and rhythm guitar modes.
- Pitch-wheel modes for bends, slides, and whammy-bar effects.
- Palm muting and harmonic squeals.
- Humanization control for fretting/picking timing differences.
- Adjustable pick position, tone, volume, and vibrato.
- Advanced controller mapping.
Description
Suburban Guitarist is a beta electric-guitar VST by Gregjazz that uses no samples. It offers lead and rhythm guitar modes with pitch-wheel techniques for bends, slides, and whammy-bar movement, plus palm muting, harmonics, humanization, pick position, tone, volume, vibrato, and controller mapping.
The lightweight Windows 32-bit VST is designed for playable guitar parts rather than a large sample library. Humanization simulates timing differences between fretting and picking, while the adjustable pick position and tone controls help vary the attack.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Suburban Guitarist use samples?
No. The catalog specifically describes the beta release as using no samples.
What guitar articulations are supported?
It provides lead and rhythm modes, pitch-wheel modes for bends, slides, and whammy-bar movement, plus palm muting and harmonics.
What does the humanization control do?
It simulates timing differences between the guitarist's fretting and picking hands, adding variation to programmed parts.
