While I do appreciate the difficulties in simulating the intricacies of guitar playing, it’s not like other instruments with superior VST emulations don’t have similar nuances in playstyle. Well, if you’d just LET ME FINISH, you would know the answer is no. Are you just going to spend the whole time complaining?‘ Okay, I know what you’re thinking: ‘ this is a lot of anti-guitar VST sentiment for an article about guitar VSTis. VST is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.I suspect it has something to do with the unique playing style of guitars - the way they are plucked, strummed or fingerpicked is unique to that class of instruments and seems yet to be consistently replicated in the virtual sphere.

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