A page for every exercise, with its tab
Each of the 28 exercises now has its own page: the tab, how to play it, the mistakes to watch for, the tempos the player steps through and a few common questions.
Read moreNew features, improvements and fixes in Demiurg, newest first. Page 3 of 5.
Each of the 28 exercises now has its own page: the tab, how to play it, the mistakes to watch for, the tempos the player steps through and a few common questions.
Read moreDistorted and overdriven guitars now sustain the way a real high-gain amp does: chords and lead notes stay at full strength instead of fading. In blind listening it beat the old sound on rhythm parts and solos alike.
Read moreSigned in, you can change any exercise's goal tempo on its card. The player then speeds up to your goal instead of the one it's written at.
Read moreClean electric guitar parts are now played from recordings of a real guitar, through the same amp as before. In blind listening they beat the old synthesised sound every time.
Read moreEach song in your library now says when you last opened it in the player, so the ones you've been neglecting are easy to spot.
Read moreWhen you record an exercise with the speed ramp, each loop is now checked against the right notes: a clean loop no longer loses points for extra or wrong notes you didn't play, so the speed steps up as it should.
Read moreDistorted guitar notes now start a touch sharp and settle, as a hard-picked string does, and the clean electric guitar has a clearer pick attack with less hiss.
Read moreWith the speed ramp on, recording now listens to every loop: clean loops raise the speed, a rough one lowers it, and after each loop you get a word on how it went.
Read moreThe take check no longer hears a ringing distorted chord as dozens of extra notes, and extra notes can't drag a well-played take down to zero any more.
Read moreIn a browser with an AI assistant built in, you can now ask it to loop bars, set the speed trainer, mute a part or open an exercise, and it works Demiurg's controls for you.
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