Nevertheless, my never-ending saga is not ended 
I found that jamming over a song made by others is boring, so why not following the other way?
Instead of using a preset or using a famous song, I started finding chords on my guitar by ear, then I used Scaler Audio to get the name of those chords, and I set the chords in my Chordpulse
Yesterday I found the following chords on my axe
but some weren’t in Chordpulse, so I simplified and edited some of them: the final result is easier, but the sound is very close to the first series
Then I sent the Chordpulse output to loopMIDI and to Cantabile and did some first arpeggios
Today or tomorrow I’ll try to do other arpeggios, strummings and solos on those progressions: so far I feel that this workflow is more rewarding, and I have a query for axe players: what is your workaround?
Do you find chords on the guitar, and then you build a song over it, or anything else?
P.S: the more I use Bitwig and Cantabile, the more I realize they are not competitors, but rather good friends
Bitwig makes routings and transpositions faster and easier, and its sand-boxing allows me to use many plugins with peace of mind
Cantabile is less stable when stuffed with many plugins, but it allows me recording multiple recordings automatically, a task that is less easy and fast to do with Bitwig
The next move is an OpenMove headset got today: it conveys the sound through the temporal bone, so no stress into and outside my ears, the sound is amazing and it’s light and cableless
Tonight I set 2 simple chords in Chordpulse, then I found other chords that were apparently unmatched, but sounded very well, and I used those “alien” chords and their notes to make arpeggios and simple solos having a lot of fun: I will never use a virtual plugin for the guitar, for sure 