I think I was happy with both.Are you refering to the models or the rig player?
For me the models sound similar to other quality stuff like Kuassa and Kazrog but the rig player sounds as real as NAM with much less cpu hit
I just tested it last week for half a day, tried lots of presets from the demo version, also with the rig player included yes.
I love the warm jazzy sound you can get out of it. Most modern plugins seem to focus on metal and tones for shredding and have not much variety in clean tones. I'm into metal too, but there's much much more than that.
Apart from the sound, there's other stuff to mention.
It's a Win/Mac-only plugin. As a Linux user was able to install it quite easily, just run the .exe and that's it. No iLok, no separate program that you need like Native Access at NI,...
(https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.ph ... 33#p171033)
On my system it seems very lightweight from first impressions.
Can't say that from Amplitube or Bias FX that's pretty slow (on a recent computer).
The user friendliness is really great. Although I prefer the preset search options in Guitar Rig over this one.
I don't know if it's the demo or not, but it was mentioned over 1000 presets. I only see around maybe 100 or so... If you install the full version, do you get it them all seen?
I also noticed acoustic possibilities seem great. They offer 2 specific expansion packs for that.
I'm wondering if you can't recreate these sounds with the Premium version only?
Awesome you got it working on Linux. I working on transfering over myself. This and XLN AD2 would be big considerations to make me venture outside native linux.
Statistics: Posted by Scrubbing Monkeys — Mon Oct 21, 2024 11:28 am