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Post by geoff738 on Dec 28, 2023 15:36:19 GMT -6
Anybody have/like these.
I suppose Im somewhat interested in the Marshall bundle.
Having said that, I haven’t met an amp sim I’ve been completely satisfied with. Maybe I’m just not getting them loud enough, missing that feeling of moving air. I dunno.
on sale ending today.
Cheers,
Geoff
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Post by copperx on Dec 28, 2023 16:28:01 GMT -6
Of all the amp sims I've tried, the Softube and UAD ones are the least real-sounding. I don't understand how they can make decent hardware emulations, yet fail at making an amp sim.
My comment does not apply to the UAFX pedals, because I have not tried them.
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Post by mcirish on Dec 28, 2023 16:32:56 GMT -6
Of all the amp sims I've tried, the Softube and UAD ones are the least real-sounding. I don't understand how they can make decent hardware emulations, yet fail at making an amp sim. My comment does not apply to the UAFX pedals, because I have not tried them. I have a ton of softube plugins but I never liked the amp sims. They didn't sound any good to me. Maybe they have improved but the earlier ones were unusable for me. |
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Post by geoff738 on Dec 28, 2023 16:37:02 GMT -6
Ok. Ive always wanted a Marshall. Never was really in the right place at the right time in terms of funds, a place to play one and gigging all coinciding. Any decent Marshall amp sims out there?
Cheers,
Geoff
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Post by bossanova on Dec 28, 2023 18:45:39 GMT -6
I will preceed this as I always do by saying that guitar is not my first or even second instrument, but I like Amplitube 5 a lot. I have the Max version. There's a whole bunch of
Marshall models in there, with pretty much anything else you could think of, and it sounds even better with something like sweetening from York IRs.
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Post by thehightenor on Dec 30, 2023 9:20:15 GMT -6
Of all the amp sims I've tried, the Softube and UAD ones are the least real-sounding. I don't understand how they can make decent hardware emulations, yet fail at making an amp sim. My comment does not apply to the UAFX pedals, because I have not tried them. I have a ton of softube plugins but I never liked the amp sims. They didn't sound any good to me. Maybe they have improved but the earlier ones were unusable for me. +1 I like the Nueral amp sims especially the Tone King - they sound very good, good touch and feel. I use them now for practicing and arrangement demos and now only use my tube amps (Tone King and Princeton) for recording (saves on tube and noise!) I hope Neural do a Fender Princeton 68 Custom in the same way they have done the TK. They're very clever programmers! |
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Post by Darren Boling on Dec 30, 2023 10:11:42 GMT -6
I will preceed this as I always do by saying that guitar is not my first or even second instrument, but I like Amplitube 5 a lot. I have the Max version. There's a whole bunch of Marshall models in there, with pretty much anything else you could think of, and it sounds even better with something like sweetening from York IRs. I’m an Amplitube 5 fan too, I do mostly cleanish guitars and it feels the best of what I’ve tried. Plus I’ve made a ton of presets over the years simulating my real chains and in general know how to get around it. However, all the amp sim threads lately have me wondering if I should try Neural DSP and some of the other newer offerings in the new year. To bring it back to topic I also didn’t get along with the Softube amps. For bass I’m all about the Ampeg SVT suite. |
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