You can probably get something that *sounds* close to the timbre. The real trouble is trying to imitate human guitar-playing in a way that sounds natural.

I agree with MrJiveBoJingles - I have yet to buy/hear a convincing guitar VST. The closest I've found is SampleTank's guitars, but trying to emulate playing is time-consuming and it's still very difficult to get convincing results. If you own Nexus, they just released a Guitars expansion for it, so you could look into that, but I doubt it's going to be any better than a sampler.

Guitarists are a dime a dozen and the type of playing you're referring to doesn't require a tremendous amount of skill. Your best bet IMO is to just find a decent guitarist through an ad, a friend, or hanging out at a music store.

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the reality is though, as cryophonik says, it probably wont sound 100% convincing. there are certain things, like the fingers sliding over the strings, that won't be immitated. then again, will your audience know? will they care?

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you could get a good synth OR even better you could get a guitar sample cd!

I have yet to hear a convincing guitar sound. This guitar is a very hard instrument to reproduce because it's very dynamic and involves a ton of those 'x notes'. Your best bet is really just finding someone to record it for you.

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Originally posted by Project-K I have yet to hear a convincing guitar sound. This guitar is a very hard instrument to reproduce because it's very dynamic and involves a ton of those 'x notes'. Your best bet is really just finding someone to record it for you.

What are x notes?

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Originally posted by Project-K I have yet to hear a convincing guitar sound.

Agreed, there's nothing that can recreate the sound of an actual performance on a guitar. Have a friend come over and play something.

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Originally posted by Dj Nacht What are x notes?

It's basicly any sound produced by an accoustic instrument that isn't a straight up note; so the sound of guitar picks, accidental detuning, sliding down a string, etc. All of this stuff usually occurs during playing and is considered a part of the 'guitar' sound but is also very difficult to reproduce electronically.

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Originally posted by CReddick Agreed, there's nothing that can recreate the sound of an actual performance on a guitar. Have a friend come over and play something.

+1 i think everyone knows or has a friend that plays guitar... map out your chords/melody ahead of time and its easy from there.

I've used a free vsti called solo string. It sounds a bit fakey, but not a bad acoustic guitar sound.

Real Guitar from Music Lab is supposed to be pretty good, it's sample based.