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Mogg files maybe....from Rock Band video games and such(guitar hero).
Excercise some google-fu on that one for some learning experience.
I think Audacity will open them...I know Reaper will.
They were a big thing when the world was ending, in 2012.
Multitrack OGG files. They weren’t always completely isolated tracks, but close enough for guitars.
How to Open Mogg Files
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I have Holy Diver with Ronnie's vocals but without lead or rhythm guitars...the file was given to me by a chum.
There was a big “leak” of multitrack masters about a decade ago too. Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody was a big one...man they were talented...no auto tune, drum fixing...just talent, and vision.
Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do(publicly).
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Indeed!
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I see an anomaly at 1:51 where it sounds like a tremolo dive but no corresponding hand movements. Anybody else notice???
That’s what makes me think it’s a Mogg file...there are a couple of “ghostly” passages...but they’re brief.
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Exactly....like the punch in's on Ratt's Round and Round.
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Very good tone from a $169.00 Squire import.
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In the description he's using Guitar Rig 4
I had a Guitar Rig 2 and then a 3 with the floor board controller. Gave them to my nephew.
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No likey???
You have to have a PC to host the software and the floor board USBed to it. I used a laptop. The GUI was good, and it was fine in a bedroom setting. I later switched to the iRig footswitch and the Amplitute software running on an iPad Mini. Really good GUi. Same deal though, ok in a bedroom setting but noisery then heck at practice in a studio at volume. Still have the iRig footswitch and the iPad mini has been repurposed to setup the Vox VT40x.