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I find it hard to make a good and realistic guitar sound from a MIDI track in Live. Especially when you play multiple strings at the same time, the result from the MIDI doesn't sound as good as a real guitar.
I have done some tings to improve the MIDI:
-I first replaced the original piano chords I had with exactly the same notes as you would get from a guitar
-I then put in small delays between the notes, when multiples notes are played at the same time. Like when you play all the strings on a guitar, the deepest string is played (I guess) a few milliseconds before the lightest string.
These two things did help, and I got the MIDI guitar to sound a little more realistic, but it's still not enough. A real guitar is better.
Any idea what I can do more? Manipulate the velocity? Some EQing? Some other setting on the instrument? Another VST? I now use only stock Live devices and packs.

Guitar Pattern Library (included with RealGuitar, RealStrat, RealLPC, RealRick and RealEight) is a unique collection of 1250 guitar accompaniment rhythm patterns classified by various musical categories, such as meter, music style, guitar technique, rhythmic feel, tempo range. Rhythm patterns in Guitar Pattern Library are special MIDI files recorded for use only with RealGuitar, RealStrat, RealLPC, RealRick and RealEight.

Using Guitar Pattern Library with RealGuitar, RealStrat, RealLPC, RealRick and RealEight lets you easily create professional sounding guitar accompaniment tracks. All you have to do is to copy rhythm pattern to the needed number of measures, start your sequencer and use MIDI keyboard to play chord changes, or alternatively add chords to a MIDI track via sequencer’s editor.

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The examples for creation of our Guitar Pattern Library were thousands audio recordings of live performance of world’s renowned guitar players and bands*, being thoroughly selected and analyzed by MusicLab’s professional guitarists.

Guitar Pattern Library Contents:

Basic Strumming (86 patterns)

A set of high quality guitar strumming rhythm phrases.
Work well as 4/4 and 3/4 universal acoustic guitar background in wide range of tempo (50-250) and rhythm feel (4th, 8th, 8-triplet, 16th, 16-triplet).

Basic Picking (82 patterns)

A set of high quality guitar picking rhythm phrases.
Work well as 4/4 and 3/4 universal acoustic guitar backgrounds in wide range of tempo (50-250) and rhythm feel (4th, 8th, 8-triplet, 16th, 16-triplet, 32nd).

Basic Bass&Chord (78 patterns)

A set of high quality guitar ’bass and chord’ rhythm phrases. Work well as 4/4 and 3/4 universal acoustic guitar background in a wide range of tempo (50-250) and rhythm feel (4th, 8th, 8-triplet, 16th).

Blues Medium (72 patterns)

BluesRock 1
20 sophisticated Blues/Rock/R&B 16-feel guitar rhythms. Based on ’Telephone Song’ (Stevie Ray Vaughn) real acoustic guitar part. Feature 1-, 2-, 4- measure highly syncopated and accentuated strumming riffs.
BluesRock 2
23 vigorous Blues/Rock/R&B guitar rhythms. Feature highly accentuated 16-feel strumming riffs. Based on ’Telephone Song’ (Stevie Ray Vaughn) real electric guitar part.
BluesShuffle
20 vigorous Blues/Rock guitar strumming riffs. Feature 1-, 2-, 4-, 12-measure highly syncopated 8-triplet rhythm phrases with strong shuffle feel.
TripletGroove
9 powerful Blues/Rock guitar strumming riffs. Feature 8-triplet highly accentuated and syncopated rhythm phrases. Work great as half time feel guitar background.

Blues Slow (70 patterns)

3’4 Gospel
20 sophisticated 3/4 Country/Folk/Pop/Blues style strumming rhythms. Feature 1-,2-,4-measure 8-triplet patterns. Work great as guitar accompaniment to any kind of slow shuffle-feel song.
6’4 Blues
21 strumming and picking 8-triplet feel rhythm patterns. 6/4 Slow Blues/Rock style.
6’8 BritBlues
11 authentic 6/8 Pop/Soft Rock/Blues style rhythms. Based on House of the Rising Sun (Animals) real guitar part. Feature 8-, 16-feel strumming and plucking patterns.
Blues 16-beat
18 powerful Blues/Rock/Funk style 16th-feel strumming riffs. Feature highly accentuated phrases great for strong rhythmic background in slow and medium tempo.

Funk (56 patterns)

Funk 1
26 sophisticated Funk 16-feel rhythm phrases. Complex and strongly syncopated grooves. Great for advanced Funk guitar background.
Funk 2
10 powerful Funk 16-feel guitar riffs. Inspired by early Earth, Wind & Fire background arrangements. Strongly syncopated and intensive 1-, 2-, 4-measure rhythm phrases.
Funk 3
20 specific Funk 16-feel phrases. Inspired by Robin Ford rhythm guitar style. Widely used by numerous contemporary guitar players.

Rhythm&Blues (52 patterns)

R&B 1
12 powerful R&B/Soul/Funk strumming riffs. Inspired by James Brown/Otis Redding background rhythms. Feature strongly syncopated propulsive 16-feel phrases.
R&B 2
13 advanced R&B/Jazz/Rock/Soul riffs. Feature 2-, 4-measure strongly accentuated and syncopated phrases. Feature complex rhythm phrases based on 70s Funk grooves.
R&B 3
25 great R&B/Rock strumming patterns. Inspired by Peter Green background arrangements. Feature 8-, 16-feel syncopated rhythm phrases, riffs, and fills.

Latin (68 patterns)

Cha-Cha
18 powerful Cha-cha style strumming patterns. Feature Latin flavored 8-,16-feel rhythm phrases. Work great with any medium tempo Pop/Soft Rock song.
Samba
25 strongly syncopated modern Samba style strumming and fingerpicking patterns. Work great with any Latin oriented 16-feel song.
Latin 3’4
25 strongly syncopated 3/4 Latin style strumming patterns. Feature 4 to 3 cross rhythm polymeric feeling.

Endings (64 patterns)

A set of sophisticated guitar patterns to use as the endings of rhythm phrases or parts. Work well with any music style.

Latin Pop (60 patterns)

FlamencoPop
25 vigorous Pop-, Rumba-flamenco strumming patterns. Based on Bamboleo (Gipsy Kings) real rhythm guitar parts. Strongly syncopated 1-, 2-, 4-measure 8-feel rhythm phrases.
FlamencoPop 1
19 vigorous Pop-, Rumba-flamenco strumming patterns. Based on Vamos A Bailar (Gipsy Kings) real rhythm guitar parts. Similar to FlamencoPop Style patterns but recorded

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