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Some pretty damn smart dudes on there too and very helpful/supportive.Waves Audio Now Shipping the PRS SuperModels Amp Simulation Plugin Great forum if you haven't been over there yet.

#WAVES GTR3 PATCHES DOWNLOAD#

Hell, I'll shoot you a bank of my best patches if you are interested.or you could just go to and download them.

#WAVES GTR3 PATCHES PATCH#

Shoot me a PM and I'll email the patch to you if you want to check it out. And with my foot board I can go from a nice slightly overdriven to just compressed balls out sound in a second. Have you tried the crossover split yet? I've got a preset that I spent a few days on trying to get a dumble-esque type tone and while it isn't perfect it's a great preset. And the sounds are more than usable especially if you put some EQ's in there or do some splits with different amps and cabs. It really is the best jamming/practice app out there. I just started to use the speed adjustment to pick out notes easier and to practice getting up to speed recently and it works great. I play in standard tuning, but it would be a pain in the ass to retune or transpose anything tuned to Eb or when you get some funky recordings that are off like 1/4 step or something (they're out there). That alone makes things so much easier for me. OH HELL YEAH, I can't believe that I forgot about the transposing, tuning and speed features of the tape decks. I started getting pretty deep into it, but the amount of tweaking and crap started to cut way too far into actually playing so I started to minimize the workflow and signal path.įor mastering or editing it makes sense, but just for jamming with minimal effort to get up and running and the most intuitive interface Guitar Rig 3 is really head and shoulders above the rest. There are some freeware apps out there as well and if you are ambitious enough you can use something like Voxengo Boogex with some of these apps (by removing the integrated cab simulations) and use your own impulse responses.

The Fender and Hendrix versions are pretty damn nice though there are some amazing clean tones in both packages and the SRV stuff is as close as anything I've ever heard. They do have some very good metal based presets, though it's a bit 80's/grainy to me. Their MIDI control is a mess and very crappy compared to the other 3 applications. It also responds and feels the most organic out of all of the apps out there.Īmplitube has a pretty good collection of plugins, but they are kind of pricey when you start looking to get the whole collection. Imagine being able to tweak any real amp you want without the chance of it blowing up. It's insane how deep you can get and it's a little bit on the geeky side. The other thing that makes this a favorite for me is that you can get inside of the virtual amps and tweak the values of almost any component in there. If you don't know what that is look up convolution modelling or impule responses and in a few minutes you'll realize just how important and amazing this is. I also like the fact that he utilized and integrated impulse responses into the application itself. IMHO it's probably the one that feels the most like a real amp. I have a soft spot for this one because I was a beta tester for a long time and the guy who wrote the program is way cool and really listened to us. I prefer it because it's easy, I have my favorite sounds and I have gotten pretty good at tweaking it and I've got a MIDI foot controller that does all kinds of extra for me. It does a lot of stuff pretty good, but I don't think that any of them are the greatest ever. If you want the best clean or best dirt sound ever it's probably going to come up just a bit short IMHO. There are also a very large number of patches and stuff from other users all over the internet. It's a very well proven platform and has a lot of usable sounds. Guitar Rig 3 is probably the most stable and easiest to use and most versatile of the bunch. I've already told you what I liked about GTR3 so I won't get into that anymore.

For jamming with backing tracks you can't beat it with any of the other apps listed here. Guitar Rig 3 is great for this because not only can you play a file along with what you play, but you can record what you play with that audio in these little virtual tape decks. Well the file player function I was talking about is the ability to play along with an audio track within the standalone application.

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