Revolverb Litetamoore wrote:what VST do you use the cab impulses with?
It's awesome-tastic
http://revolverb.hostrocket.com/
Revolverb Litetamoore wrote:what VST do you use the cab impulses with?
can't download it : error 403scuzzphut wrote:Revolverb Litetamoore wrote:what VST do you use the cab impulses with?
It's awesome-tastic
http://revolverb.hostrocket.com/
Yes, it's hard to find try here.Vonbrucken wrote:can't download it : error 403scuzzphut wrote:Revolverb Litetamoore wrote:what VST do you use the cab impulses with?
It's awesome-tastic
http://revolverb.hostrocket.com/
http://noisevault.com/plugs/RevolVerb_L.zipVonbrucken wrote:can't download it : error 403scuzzphut wrote:Revolverb Litetamoore wrote:what VST do you use the cab impulses with?
It's awesome-tastic
http://revolverb.hostrocket.com/
No problem...guitarzan wrote:There is also keFIR. I haven't really given this one a good try yet, though.
Ha - didn't see your post for the Revolverb link, tomg.
what do you mean by 'bypass' ? I don't get itguitarzan wrote:Yeah, thanks Nick!! This is definately top notch for high gain!!NickCrow wrote:Download Wagner Sharp v0.6:
http://www.the29a.org/nickcrow/Wagner_Sharp_v0.6.zip
After Wagner Sharp insert some guitar cabinet emulation.
Enjoy.
I also just discovered a great guitar use for Nick's TubeDriver, in front of Studio Devil BVC to reduce gain (turn TubeDrivers output volume down) and make it able to produce a fantastic rich clean tone, it really cleans up the midrange and adds sparkle! Then bypass for some of the best amp-sim crunch available straight out of SD BVC!
Now it is possible to go from rich "expensive" clean, to gutsy touch sensitive crunch, to über-gain all for free thanks to Nick Crow, Studio Devil BVC, Boogex, etc (BlockFish, CamelCrusher, Ariesverb, all the great cab IRs out there, ... ), not to mention all the movement on the commercial front. This is a great time to be a guitar player!!
I just meant that I can bypass the TubeDriver altogether and just run the guitar signal right into Studio Devil for crunch tone (more gain because I'm not using TubeDriver to reduce the input level). Actually, I have a totally different .ext project for crunch but it is pretty much the same thing, but without TubeDriver and I have Studio Devil set up a little different (more gain, etc).BorrelNote wrote:what do you mean by 'bypass' ? I don't get itguitarzan wrote:Yeah, thanks Nick!! This is definately top notch for high gain!!NickCrow wrote:Download Wagner Sharp v0.6:
http://www.the29a.org/nickcrow/Wagner_Sharp_v0.6.zip
After Wagner Sharp insert some guitar cabinet emulation.
Enjoy.
I also just discovered a great guitar use for Nick's TubeDriver, in front of Studio Devil BVC to reduce gain (turn TubeDrivers output volume down) and make it able to produce a fantastic rich clean tone, it really cleans up the midrange and adds sparkle! Then bypass for some of the best amp-sim crunch available straight out of SD BVC!
Now it is possible to go from rich "expensive" clean, to gutsy touch sensitive crunch, to über-gain all for free thanks to Nick Crow, Studio Devil BVC, Boogex, etc (BlockFish, CamelCrusher, Ariesverb, all the great cab IRs out there, ... ), not to mention all the movement on the commercial front. This is a great time to be a guitar player!!
thankstomg wrote:Yes, it's hard to find try here.Vonbrucken wrote:can't download it : error 403scuzzphut wrote:Revolverb Litetamoore wrote:what VST do you use the cab impulses with?
It's awesome-tastic
http://revolverb.hostrocket.com/
http://noisevault.com/plugs/RevolVerb_L.zip
Here in REAPER ReaVerb most of the time, but SIR is still outstanding; you need (full) latency compensation though:tamoore wrote:what VST do you use the cab impulses with?
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