Year/Date of Release: 13.11.2026
Version: 1.1.0
Developer: Nudist Audio
Developer Website: https://www.nudistaudio.com/guitarcatcher
Format: VST3, AAX, CLAP
Bit Depth: 64-bit
Crack: Cracked
System Requirements: Windows 10+
- 91.1 MB
Description:
A strange and wonderful guitar synthesizer
Guitarcatcher is a brilliant new guitar synthesizer: play any guitar, and it transforms into a synth or a sampler. Turn your guitar into an oboe or a steel pan, play in unison with yourself, add a sub-octave for bass, experiment with spectral effects, or send notes to an external synthesizer — all with virtually no latency and no need for a special pickup.
Capabilities:
Powered by the most accurate guitar-tracking engine in the West, it features an incredibly precise polyphonic guitar tracker under the hood. It effortlessly captures bends, vibrato, complex jazz chords, subtle dynamics, lightning-fast riffs, open-position “campfire” chords, and much more—with virtually zero latency. Try it for yourself; it almost never misses a single note.
Play with Notes
Because Guitarcatcher actually identifies the specific notes you are playing, it can perform a wide range of tasks that other guitar effects cannot. You can play within a specific key, glide seamlessly from one note to another, trigger bass notes in a sub-octave, and much more. This makes it a versatile tool, even for beginner guitarists who simply want to experiment with cool, unique sounds.
Output to Any Synthesizer
Guitarcatcher can send standard MIDI signals to any synthesizer. However, it truly shines when using MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression)—an extension of the MIDI protocol that allows for independent pitch and expression control for each individual string.
With Guitarcatcher, you can connect your guitar to any MPE-compatible synthesizer, and everything will work seamlessly. The world of guitar synthesis is now open to you.
Unconventional and Subtle Effects
Here are a few more possibilities:
Create reverb based on the spectral characteristics of a trumpet.
Subtly alter the timbre of each individual note.
Modify the harmonic structure of your guitar by layering tones at different pitches.
This feature opens the door to highly creative and unconventional sonic results.
