Reimagine a recording
Reconstruct a recorded electric guitar performance with acoustic instrument sounds, including classical nylon and Unplugged Steel.
Nylonize · Coming soon
NylonizeElectric guitar to acoustic reconstruction
A new voice for your guitar take.
Explore Nylonize: reconstruct recorded electric guitar as nylon or steel-string acoustic performances, edit notes and export audio or MIDI. Coming soon.
Windows x64 · Documented build v1.14.3
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From idea to output
A workflow for your next session.
Load a complete guitar recording, analyze the performance and choose an acoustic instrument bank. Review and correct the detected notes, shape the sound, then export the reconstructed result as audio or MIDI.
Work with the notes
Edit note corrections and tuning, then rebuild the result. Undo and redo help you compare your changes.
Continue in your DAW
Export the finished audio or MIDI. The standalone app and output-only VST3 support a recording-based workflow.
Before you get started.
Does Nylonize turn a live guitar input into acoustic sound?
No. Nylonize analyzes a complete recording and reconstructs the performance offline. It is not a real-time acoustic simulator for a live guitar input.
Can I make nylon and steel-string versions?
The documented instrument banks include classical nylon, fingerstyle and Unplugged Steel. Choose a bank and rebuild the result to explore a different performance sound.
Why is export unavailable after editing?
Note corrections and sound changes can require a fresh reconstruction. Export becomes available when the new result is ready.
Installation, controls and troubleshooting: Nylonize user guide →
For help with your setup, email info@egob.be with your Windows version and DAW.