Stacking amp simulators in your daw for best guitar sound
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Why stack amp simulator VST’s in your DAW insert or effects?
Stacking amp sims in your daw in order to achieve the best parts of each of them. Most amp sims are now pretty usable but some aspects of them might not be so cool. Switch these features off use the missing feature from another amp sim. Amp simulator or amp modelling as it is also sometimes referred to.
In this video we look at the sound produced by stacking
Amplitube (for pedal/stompbox, all other items bypassed)
Then into Poulin amp sim (without cab)
then into Amplitube again for Cab simulation and rack effects (all other items bypassed)
With this you can use amps, cabs, effects, rack effects and even mic sims from different amp vst to get the desired sound. It also makes your amp arsenal much bigger and means you can use some of the free amp sims in conjunction with paid ones.
This is a great technique when recording heavy guitars. It allows you to find the best combination and much more overall control of your heavy mix.
Read more at:
http://www.krachwerke.com/how-to-s/item/67-why-stack-amp-simulator-vst-s-in-your-daw-insert-or-effects.html
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Originally posted by UCh8HxNKunZ77XgqCWxYvJfA at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lpfvY-BZmI
exactly what i was wondering how to do, thanks
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great sound!..i have almost all the same ones too..i find myself using bias fx mostly these days though..thanks for the tips!
other than amplitube what other IR do you use