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Just recovering from a first test run A completely new level of realism (and fun Check out the demo, everybody ! Ymmv, susiwong Jezza-S, thanks for the cool clips and recording info ! |
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susiwong wrote: A completely new level of realism ! sssshhhhh.... don't let ik multimedia hear this. apparently they feel there is no competition. personally, it's audiffex amplion that is nailing it these days. |
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I checked it out briefly in Reaper & it does sound really good. But it crashes Ableton Live at startup when scanning plugins. Live later reports that the s-Gear plugin caused a run time error & will be put off line. There's also a problem in Reaper with the GUI being cut off at the bottom when expanding it to gain access to the Cab & delay section. It seem to work when you have the plugin run as a separate process. Probably just a few teething problems.
Plus according to this: http://www.kvraudio.com/get/4929.html there should be a 64-bit version but there isn't, at least not with the Demo version. |
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susiwong wrote: Just recovering from a first test run
A completely new level of realism (and fun Check out the demo, everybody ! Ymmv, susiwong Jezza-S, thanks for the cool clips and recording info ! I have to agree!! The dynamics are incredible!!! It's not just that it cleans up when rolling back volume but how smoothly and convincingly it does so. Ridiculously good And...the "Stealer" amp is more Marshall than ANYTHING else I've heard in a VST. I'm only 20 minutes into the demo and I'm already confused with the delight and wonder |
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susiwong wrote: Just recovering from a first test run
A completely new level of realism (and fun Check out the demo, everybody ! Ymmv, susiwong Jezza-S, thanks for the cool clips and recording info ! I'll be trying it soon enough, thanx for your report susiwong ---- I never learned anything from being right Hink 2012 RIP Reason L. and Ian B |
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Peevy2000 wrote: ......There's also a problem in Reaper with the GUI being cut off at the bottom when expanding it to gain access to the Cab & delay section. .....
I had the same in Reaper,put it in another host, Orion which worked fine, opened again in Reaper and now all is good. cool price and discount thank you, looking very good. |
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Hink wrote: susiwong wrote: Just recovering from a first test run
A completely new level of realism (and fun Check out the demo, everybody ! Ymmv, susiwong Jezza-S, thanks for the cool clips and recording info ! I'll be trying it soon enough, thanx for your report susiwong Good question, Hink . Yes, you can ! Classic C/R. There is also an installation guide where you find the demo. http://www.scuffhamamps.com/download Worth noting the demo is without any noise/dropouts which helps immensely Looks like I'll have to make ends meet with only three amps in the future Cheers, susiwong |
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susiwong wrote: Hink wrote: susiwong wrote: Just recovering from a first test run
A completely new level of realism (and fun Check out the demo, everybody ! Ymmv, susiwong Jezza-S, thanks for the cool clips and recording info ! I'll be trying it soon enough, thanx for your report susiwong Looks like I'll have to make ends meet with only three amps in the future ahhh I see, a triangle wave ---- I never learned anything from being right Hink 2012 RIP Reason L. and Ian B |
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SAW75 wrote: susiwong wrote: A completely new level of realism ! sssshhhhh.... don't let ik multimedia hear this. apparently they feel there is no competition. Good for them ... Didn't know that, of course nothing else matters if that's the case. SAW75 wrote: personally, it's audiffex amplion that is nailing it these days.
I'll try that one, too, if there's a demo. EDIT: There's even a free version, nice ! Cheers, susiwong Last edited by susiwong on Fri May 13, 2011 10:52 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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Hink wrote: ahhh I see, a triangle wave
Nope, triangles are Dean's new toy. Or something similar, not hellish enough, so he's afraid a coming out might ruin his monstrous reputation. May the Lord of Darkness look away ... Lol, susiwong |
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susiwong wrote: Hink wrote: ahhh I see, a triangle wave
Nope, triangles are Dean's new toy. Or something similar, not hellish enough, so he's afraid a coming out might ruin his monstrous reputation. May the Lord of Darkness look away ... Lol, susiwong now you got me picturing dean at the back of the orchestra, cigarette hanging out of his mouth daintily holding a triangle ready to play and of course there I am sneaking up behind him with a pair of cymbals ---- I never learned anything from being right Hink 2012 RIP Reason L. and Ian B |
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Hink wrote: susiwong wrote: Hink wrote: ahhh I see, a triangle wave
Nope, triangles are Dean's new toy. Or something similar, not hellish enough, so he's afraid a coming out might ruin his monstrous reputation. May the Lord of Darkness look away ... Lol, susiwong now you got me picturing dean at the back of the orchestra, cigarette hanging out of his mouth daintily holding a triangle ready to play and of course there I am sneaking up behind him with a pair of cymbals homemade, of course ... |
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blueman wrote: I have to agree!! The dynamics are incredible!!! It's not just that it cleans up when rolling back volume but how smoothly and convincingly it does so. Ridiculously good
And...the "Stealer" amp is more Marshall than ANYTHING else I've heard in a VST. I'm only 20 minutes into the demo and I'm already confused with the delight and wonder Yes, the dynamics ... Another great aspect is the absence of aliasing and these ugly microartifacts when a note is fading out, that was my main problem with previous attempts at emulating Marshalls, maybe the trick was aiming for a Park instead Now you can actually use rolled back volume to smooth out the tone (passive guitars without treble bleed cap) like on a real amp. Nice ! Might sound weird, but to me the limitation to a smaller number of really good cab/mic combinations is in fact a bonus - I easily get lost in too many options. And arguably the classics are mostly included. Ymmv, susiwong |
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This thing is awesome!!! |
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