Virtual Amps Suggestions (lost) Options

[Todd Simpson]

It's my fave price! I"m going to give it a shot It's always fun to have new gear to mess with. Even if it's virtual gear

ML Sound Labs just released a new pack of sim-amps with collaboration from youtuber Stevie T.

One of them is FREE to download and use for ever, no pauses, no hidden tricks etc.

You can download it for free here

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[Mertay]

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By the way, I don't remember reading any discussion on how you tested the options. Obviously we usually start checking presets etc. but usually the determining factor is how easy it blends with backing-tracks.

This is when things can get un-expected, for example I had a boss gt-1 1-2 years ago and as you can imagine its overall tone on first tests wasn't any better than "usable" but after playing with backing tracks it was surprising how easy it was to blend into the backing track.

Of-course all options should be able to blend but some are easier than others, and these often aren't the best sounding when compared solo.

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[JohnMathew]

By the way, I don't remember reading any discussion on how you tested the options. Obviously we usually start checking presets etc. but usually the determining factor is how easy it blends with backing-tracks.

This is when things can get un-expected, for example I had a boss gt-1 1-2 years ago and as you can imagine its overall tone on first tests wasn't any better than "usable" but after playing with backing tracks it was surprising how easy it was to blend into the backing track.

Of-course all options should be able to blend but some are easier than others, and these often aren't the best sounding when compared solo.

Yes, I totally agree. I have seen at least one tonehub library that the author states that the presets have not being created with production in my mind. Just plug and play.

In my case, I just have tried them in "solo mode". It will be my main use. I need to improve in my tech side before thinking about producing any song or passage.

Cheers!

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[Steve Gilfield]

Kimmo, the owner, always gives something for free; he did the same for the 'amped roots' pack.

It's so nice to see companies trying to help young or poor players to use quality equipment.

How did you find the sound of the djent God amp simulation?

It's my fave price! I"m going to give it a shot It's always fun to have new gear to mess with. Even if it's virtual gear

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