Native Instruments Guitar Rig Pro

Native Instruments Guitar Rig Pro Overview

Native Instruments company releases the seventh version of the famous plug-in for modeling guitar amplification.
It is stated that the new product has four virtual amplifiers (Super Fast 100, Super Fast 100, AC Box XV, Bass Rage) and five pedals based on Intelligent Circuit Modeling (ICM) machine learning technology.
In addition, more than 100 presets and four new lo-fi effects (Tape Wobble, Noise Machine, Vintage Vibrato, Kolor) have now been added to the plugin.

Native Instruments Guitar Rig Pro Features

Among other things, Guitar Rig 7 boasts a Loop Machine Pro looper, an expanded effects section with modules such as Skreamer Deluxe, Chainsaw, IVP Stomp and Seattle Fuzz, as well as a built-in Ozone Maximizer that can be used in the module section along with other rack-mount processing. Equally important is said to be a completely redesigned IR pulse loader and an additional pulse library created with input from Jens Bogren, Christian Köhl, Lancaster Audio, 3 Sigma Audio and cabIR.

It is also worth noting that the plugin now has a section of curated presets, which contains ready-made presets from famous musicians and producers, including: Heaven Shall Burn, Faith No More, Skunk Anansie and others.

Installation

1. Install Guitar Rig 7
2. Place the NativeAccess.xml file in
   C:\Program Files\Common Files\Native Instruments\Service Center
   if there is no such folder – create;
   if the folder with the file already exists – replace the file
3. Run GuitarRig_Keygen.exe, select Guitar Rig 7 _ and the desired edition (Pro/LE/Player) > click “Register”

File Information

Year/Date of Release : 2024
Version : 7.0.2
Developer : Native Instruments
Developer’s website : Native Instruments
Format : SAL, VST3, AAX Bit
capacity : 64bit
Tablet : Present (R2R)

System Requirements

Windows 10 or 11 (latest Service Pack) (x64)