Amp sim for clean jazz guitar sound

[MoreK]

Hi
I'm getting there.... This clip was put together with Boogex:
Boogex & Ibanez AK85 sample

Boogex settings:
- Cabinet 9 4x12 Close
- Lows -3,7dB, Mids 1,5dB & Highs -6,1dB
- Tone 71,3%, Drive 0,0dB, Dynamics 71,1%, Phase 0,0%

I also added slightly modulation and reverb with other plug-ins - but not much.

-MoreK-

[Lunch Money]

Pretty good!! I wouldn't say you had to look any further, but then, when it's your own tone you're so much more prone to be picky.

[JumboNewJack]

As someone who listens to live jazz I'd say you are right on! I love the tone and now I need to find boogex and try it out. Does anyone think I can still get this sound with a guitar soundfont/VSTi? Please, no "why don't you just go and buy a guitar?"! All my money goes to my Bass!

[Lunch Money]

I don't think you'll get this specific jazz sound with a soundfont/VSTi. It's almost entirely about the player's fingers and only partially about the selection of notes. You need that "lively touch" in the fretting hand to pull it off.

[shamann]

I'm getting there.... This clip was put together with Boogex:
Boogex & Ibanez AK85 sample

Hey, whoever first recommended Boogex sure was clever. That sounds great.

[Frippertronix]

http://www.simulanalog.org/guitarsuite.htm

DL the Rednef twin and cut the treble and vibrato and don't use the reverb. I think that will work quite well if you have a proper jazz guitar.

Dave

You might try adding www.kjaerhusaudio.com classic free effects, like chorus and delay, if you want to spice things up a bit.