MG3 Loves Cheese

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MG3 loves cheese…
In this video I show how Triplecheese from uhe goes along with MG3.

Maybe it’s because sound generation is not via oscillators but by comb filters making it a very nice playable VST with MG3, to me one of the best I have tried… and it’s free!

MG3 Loves Cheese

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Perfect candidate for the patch-sharing category in my eyes, with Triple Cheese being free and all. I believe a video like this and the patch itself go a long way to help other users find great-sounding combinations. Thanks for sharing @pasha :handshake::pray:

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Thank you LoFiLeiF. Here’s the MG3 Patch.
Scottish Ceddar.patch (2.6 KB)

While doing it I was thinking what you could come out with given your experience and breath control usage! There’s also a Sax patch in Triplecheese that IMHO is not bad. Maybe one day you will give it a try and brighten us all with some of your excellent stuff.

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Thanks @pasha

Yeah, I believe I have some clip where I use Triple Cheese in some video.I can absolutely give it a try together with the breath controller, and I’ll put the patch in here:

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Great playing, pasha! Definitely a Scottish Cheddar :smiley:
Thank you for posting the video.

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Can’t wait to get my hands on MG3 for Win(!) :heart_eyes:, I actually made two tracks with Triple Cheese for KVR’s One Synth Challenge using the Boss SY-1000 (in Guitar to Midi mode) and the Jamstik Studio Midi Guitar.

This is the one I entered with, 100% Triple Cheese from the drums to the horns. :wink:

And the following one that I first entered with was disqualified, since I used an Impulse Response on the violin sound and the usage of IR’s are prohibited in the competition, :upside_down_face: But instead of removing the IR I decided to make the track above. :sunglasses:

Triple Cheese is really great! :+1:

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Who doesn’t love a freebie!

I tried Triple Cheese out. Some nice sounds but after 10 minutes of fiddling with it I found I couldn’t get a usable musical sound out of it…

Then I realised I had MG2 harmonizer on :roll_eyes:

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I’ve been unable to get a continuous sustain with Triple Cheese
Is there a trick to it or just a “feature” :thinking:

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@Slider
I pretty much depends on the sound source. If it’s like a pulsed (piano like) sound it will not sustain. Pads or other “continuous” sounding sources will. At least that is what I found out.

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Thanks Dutti

Further fiddling got me to where I wanted to be.

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Late to the party as I was busy working… I am happy you tasted cheese they way it needs to be :wink:

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OK next problem guys…
I’m exploring the learn function on this software but I can’t get Cheese to see my Boss EV-1-WL expression pedal (cc set to 11)

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Cheese exposes all you want it to so :

  1. First using the learn function on MG3 ‘learn’ your pedal **
  2. Click on one of the 4 squares in the module that contains cheese and map one of the controls displayed or a specific CC (mind that it has to me mapped an Control A or Control B in Cheese)
  3. Map the ‘button’ you worked on 1 to the CC in exposed in step 2 in the cheese module

** your pedal works via BT, TRS and USB. Try via USB just to assess that the glitch might be in BT.

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Hey Pasha

I’m still stuck on MG2 until the Windows version comes out.
Am I still able to use Cheeses Learn function.
Connecting via USB - works fine with MG2 - just doesn’t connect with Cheese.
New territory for me - I don’t know whether it should or not?

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Hello Slider, you need to do such routings in an DAW environment.

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In Midi Guitar 2, Midi learn function works only for MG parameters, not third part plugins.
As said @Dutti67, it is possible in a daw but also in a plugin host, the latter being dedicated for live performance.

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Thanks to both Dutti67 And Herold,

No not in a DAW environment.

Looks like I’ll just have to wait for MG3.

You’ve saved me from more futile experiments. :+1:t2:

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