Learn how guitar should be played and translate it on vst. Like how real human would play it.

@@ghastlyshimmer Thanks, I played a little bit of guitar years ago, all before surgeries and age not much since! lol

Hi, It's been almost 2 years since I bought my first Ample guitar. At first I was just frustrated. It sounded terrible. I've learned a lot now. My way: 1. I watched all of Ruben's videos. I also bought access to his courses. But mostly because I wanted to give something back to him after learning so much from him. 2. Whenever possible, I try to imitate what I hear. For example, on the same PC I stream films and listen to music that I make music with. And when I hear a guitar, I play it on the keyboard. Never perfect and never as good as Ruben, just to get a feel. 3. Less is more. You can play up to 6 notes, but really often 2, 3 or 4 is enough. At first I only practiced with one hand, especially acoustic guitars. That's enough for most songs. 4. As colormeleighzy wrote, I tried to learn everything about guitars and basses and their articulations. I find it fascinating. 5. You can play the guitars, which I prefer, or program them. I now do both: first I play something by hand and then edit the events in Cubase. Most of the demo songs, which often sound fantastic, are programmed. Nobody can play that live. This insight helped me release frustration and start having fun again!😁 Best Christian

great stuff btw

Ohhh because you need a bass and drums and a Final mix