PD Space Guitar Synthesizer Forum

I'd still love to see some starter presets that are close to some known sounds. I found some great tutorial videos on the Korg Wavestate that works for Native, I wonder how close we could get on PD Space Guitar. Is anyone good enough with the interface to get near these?

Quote from: pipelineaudio on Feb 12, 2026, 10:34 PMOk, this is crazy, last night I spent three hours playing with PD Space Guitar, and finally went to bed after I was frustrated I wasn't quite getting the sounds I wanted.

Today, I went to work and grabbed my Mooer E7 pedal, so I could work back and forth to compare and get the sounds where I wanted hopefully.

When I compared the two, I already liked the sounds I had gotten out of PD Space Guitar last night more than the Mooer pedal. I still have a ways to learn, but surprisingly happy with it now

Thanks for your feedback!
The thing is ofcourse that the direct synthesis algorithms in SG don't deliver normal bread and butter keyboard synth sounds, vice versa the SG sounds can not be done on a normal synth or with midi.
The goal for SG is to create space for imagination, without loosing the direct connection to the guitar itself.

Ok, this is crazy, last night I spent three hours playing with PD Space Guitar, and finally went to bed after I was frustrated I wasn't quite getting the sounds I wanted.

Today, I went to work and grabbed my Mooer E7 pedal, so I could work back and forth to compare and get the sounds where I wanted hopefully.

When I compared the two, I already liked the sounds I had gotten out of PD Space Guitar last night more than the Mooer pedal. I still have a ways to learn, but surprisingly happy with it now

Could we get some presets covering basic synth sounds you would normally see as the bread and butter patches on recordings or at shows? I am beyond stuck. Sort of getting there but can't really make it all
The way.

Supporting NAM and with improved attack handling, this low latency polyphonic guitar synth covers sounds that no other plugin delivers*.
It is the wildest concoction of dsp fx in both time and frequency domain ever!
(*This is ofcourse just the personal opinion of me, the developer, I'm just a 1 person enterprise, and the whole thing is build using my poor brain, no AI or anything)

PD Space Guitar 3 - beta 2.0.94
iOS:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/gHe6ZWUc

windows VST3:
unzip and place the folder "PD Space Guitar.vst3" in
C:/Program Files/Common Files/VST3
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fobe32wpCfjEPJFW_BtNjTNUbdGWIpwl/view?usp=sharing

macOS VST3 installer:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WoRcJJjHvUvfvY9soo5MKU6Yxgth-LCy/view?usp=sharing

macOS Audio Unit installer:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LDQm0YFCXWwtO1Mj4_8LDf7Myiv6jFiR/view?usp=sharing

HI, I think we allready contacted on FB. To be complete here my response there:
"
Ballpark JUMP sound:
1) SHAPER :use full BLEND
2) set HX to SAW, SENSE to 0
3) dial up the MIN to have a bright enough color
4) in AMP: turn the GAIN up to compress the tone for more straight sustain.
5) in SHAPER: set treshold to avoid stringnoise
"

I am kind of overwhelmed with the types of sounds this thing can do, and as a guitar player, I don't really have the experience of which knobs to turn to make which synth sound.

I am moving to a computer based setup from a former hardware setup where I used the Boss SY1 or the Mooer E7.

I'd like to get a Oberheim OB-Xa sound similar to Van Halen's Jump (for my Dio cover band where I have to do keyboard on guitar for Rainbow in the Dark and Last in Line) similar to this video https://youtu.be/GlPiqfgN79w?si=U9wAKWnuYrVyWRZd

Any hints on how to get there with PD Space Guitar's controls? Needn't be exact, just a ballpark

The hilites of PD Space Guitar 3, currently in beta,
- NAM amp support (perfect amps)
- Pianos!

For all requests, email: guitarpolson[here_the_AT_sign]hotmail[a_DOT_here]com

Hi all, I'm wondering what the best way to return the plugin/reach out to Paul is? I realize I need to fiddle with my setup a bit more before fully commiting to this plugin.