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I just pasted an article in your previous comment. Hope it helps! And I hope you can have fun with Noire!

Sorry you're having trouble. I'd check out this article, I think it's exactly what you're looking for: support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/210279745-Configuring-your-MIDI-Keyboard-Controller-in-KONTAKT

Thanks for the feedback. I figured that if I'm too busy to watch a 20 minute plugin video then my audience must be too.

Thanks for watching, MPE is pretty amazing

That's so good to hear, thanks for watching! Hope you can pick up one of these plugins.

Thanks for watching, hope you learned what all those knobs do!

There are two things up with my wool hat. The first, is that I genuinely like it. I appreciate the color, material, and the way it keep my head warm. The second thing is that I’m growing out my hair so my hair is in a very awkward stage. So I find the wool hat to be a lesser evil than seeing my hair.

The MG Soft Nylon still impresses me. It’s stupid how good it sounds. When it comes to Ujam, I’m very familiar with their Guitar Plugins. I think Ujam has a better workflow when it comes to their patterns engine. They are plugins that I would recommend, however, I still think NI has the edge. I think NI is doing a better job with the quality of their instrument mode and effects. So I guess in conclusion, if I’m asked what are some good guitar plugins, I would mention NI and Ujam. But if I’m asked what I think are the best guitar plugins, then I would name the plugins that I listed in this video.

@@ThisIsOnesto Agreed! I have both the NI Session Guitars and the 5 Ujam guitar VSTs as well as the Heavocity nylon guitar and some freebies from Ample. Ujam is the easiest to use as a beginner, but I’m a 40-year-guitar player, so the sound of the results matters more to me than easy of use. As a result of a recent illness, neuropathy in my hands makes it difficult to play acoustic and electric guitar, so I started playing with the available virtual guitar instruments. NI definitely has the edge, but they’re heavily invested in patterns, whereas I’d prefer to program my own patterns as midi, then pick the sounds and articulations I like best. So far, most virtual guitar instruments are aimed at non-guitar players. Maybe that will change?

@@JeffyG I hope that does change, or at least becomes more guitar player friendly. The good news is that there's been a lot of development in recent years. And sorry to hear about your neuropathy, that's terrible, especially for a musician. I hope that technology helps you still connect to playing in a whole new way. I hope you're surprised at what you can do and more.

Thanks for your input. I’m pretty much on board with your evaluation. I know that NI has more updates in the works for MK3, so I’m excited to see how the MK3 develops. I think it’s smart to hold off, or at least save up money for the MK3 or another controller that catches your eye.

Hey, thanks for watching my video, and I’m really happy you found it helpful. I understand your concern, it’s a question that I had about Cube’s utility. I’ll start with saying that Cube has a lot more preset packs that help answer that question. For example their Sky pack is all about guitars, so you’ll find some sounds that are guitar heavy. But besides that, I think Cube is best for “sound design” sounds and pads. If I need a unique sound that ranges from beautiful to weird Cube is a great place to check out. And for pads there’s a lot of cool presets that sound really gorgeous. That’s where I had the best luck with it. You can upload your own samples and make whatever you want with Cube, but when I reach for Cube it’s because I quickly need an interesting pad, or I quickly want a sound that sounds like I spent a lot of time crafting it.

Thanks for watching! I have not tried the Akai MPK Mini Plus. I have looked into it, but haven’t taken a closer look yet. So all I’ll say is that if you appreciate and like Arturia plugins than I think you’ll be really happy with the Minilab 3. The good news is that the Minilab 3 is very affordable. And if you buy it from a place like Amazon or Guitar Center, it’s pretty easy to return a product even if you don’t like it.

That track is something I made for the video haha, I was using a Shallou track as my reference. So if you liked what you heard, than I think you’ll be really into Shallou.

@@ThisIsOnesto is there a way for u to send me ur track because it’s so good man

@@dusty2936 I'm hoping that I can start releasing music next year. Right now, I'm split between taking care of my toddler and working on this YT channel. I'm excited to write again, maybe I'll finish this song!

@@ThisIsOnesto yeah thats huge respect to u man. take care of the little one. im out here struggling to make music because i have no experience but still decided to buy a mininlab 3 . hopefully youll release the full track when u get back to uploading :))

you got it. thanks for watching, it means a lot

Your music project sounds amazing. And I totally get the confusion. pretty much I like to put Neutron on instrument groups or my lead sounds. I don't put Neutron on one-shots, fxs, or elements that aren't essential. The biggest reason is to save on CPU usage and if you plan on using visual mixer, I like for visual mixer to analyze sounds that are heard throughout the track rather than something that just appears for a quick second. Hopefully this helps, and good luck on writing!

@@ThisIsOnesto thank you so much man! That's a good tip! This music production stuff gets MAD complicated .-.

Sorry if I wasn't clear enough. In this video, the first plugin is free, but the rest range in price.

I gotta try the UAD Electric Piano, they're on sale right now so I might pick one up. Thanks for the recommendation! I try to make these videos every year so I'm curious to see what my list will be for next year.

Thanks for letting me know. It seems like it'll get you a very transparent sidechain, which I'm sure is helpful in many situations. Thanks again for the help!

Thanks so much! Being a father is pretty amazing.

thanks for noticing, I try really hard to make these as shiny as possible! Thanks for watching.

There's a lot of great ƒree instruments inside Labs, but i think the vintage electric piano is one of their most useful ones. Thanks again for watching!

Thanks so much for watching! Glad you appreciate the picks

hey! Thanks for watching and appreciating the small things. I think these little details is what makes my videos fun and unique. Hope you like what you find on the channel.

@@ThisIsOnesto 100%! I just used the demo and loved it. Purchased the plug-in 🤝 You need a sponsor 😅

For you situation, I would recommend getting the MK2, since it's 50% less than the MK3. It'll feel like a big upgrade compared to the A Series.

You're welcome, and thanks so much for watching!

Thanks for the feedback! For all my videos, I try to keep them moving, but keep the teaching as effective as I know how. Glad you know a whole lot more about reverb types

I think at the price point and for 88 keys, the key quality is worth it. Of course, you can find better keys, but you'll likely be paying more.

Purge is a life/RAM saver. Thanks for watching!

This.

Of course, I love this plugin, and I want everyone else to love it too! Thanks for watching

At the price, Noire is really hard to beat. It always sounds so emotional the moment you play it.

Hahaha, Onestonatos, that's hilarious. Thanks for watching and for the greatest pun ever!

I'd check out Bias FX 2 (there's a lot of sales) or Guitar Rig 7 if you're familiar with the Native Instruments Ecosystem.

Thanks for watching! The preset I'm using is called Mint Pop in the Melody category.

You got it! Thanks for watching!

I know exactly what you mean. I think I started with the intention of making it more of a pure guitar video. But then i got distracted from presets I thought were interesting but not very much like a guitar. Hopefully I get better at self-editing.

@@ThisIsOnesto Thanks for the kind reply! I really liked the resulting sounds, especially the reversed sample - it's just not a guitar.