![]() ![]() I play a real Mesa/Boogie most of the time (A Mark II-C and a DC-10) so I guess my tonal preferences lean that way. ![]() I was VERY impressed with their Mesa/Boogie pack they recently brought out, and in fact use those most of the time. I am looking forward to playing with the new feature in AT4 over the coming weeks, especially the speaker selection, and the pedals in the effects loop stuff, to see what sort of tones I can get. Don't get me wrong - Amplitube is great, but I found it was a lot of work to tweak, whereas the lesser options in S-Gear (4 amps and 4 effects units) made it quicker to swap and change things around. I use real pedals in front of S-Gear a lot, but not so much with Amplitube because it has such a nice range of pedals in built.Īnd to be honest, I've probably gotten close to the 'Joe Tone' using S-Gear than I have with Amplitube. That should help with getting the 'JB' tone. I know that you use real pedals in front of Amplitube too, but have you tried the virtual ones within the software to see how they are? I know if AT4 you can FINALLY run virtual pedals after the power amp stage, effectively giving you an effects loop In/Out for the pedals as well as the rack devices. What a novel way to get the separate amp thing happening without bogging down the CPU on a single machine too much. I don't think I have ever heard of anyone else doing that. I am impressed that you run Amplitube on 2 x PCs and mix the signal that way. I only just downloaded Amplitube 4 over the weekend but have not had the chance to play with it in detail yet.Īll the necessary ingredients are definitely there - it is a matter of setting it all up according to the other threads here that discuss his tone. ![]() I do remember trying this a while back in Amplitube 3, just as an exercise to see if I could do it. In amplitube 3 I was using Le Cab with rosin digital impulses but they sound different with amplitube 4.ĭoes anybody have a a good idea of how to get a good Van Weeldon and Carol Ann tone from the amp sim?. I'm having some trouble getting the umph I want from the cabinets. I've been able to get a relatively good Jubilee tone but there's something missing when using the built in cabinets. The signal chain is wah, supa-trem, Ts808 and other drives, into a tc reverb which is off and that is just using to split the signal for now into the interface. I also run my real pedals on the floor before going into the interface. It adds a nice seperation to things and also makes it easier to have a setup like joes 4 amp configuration. The way I run it is by using two separate computers running amplitube each with a set of studio monitors. I don't do any recording with it and nstead I play live since amps arent really a possibility at my residence. With the release of Amplitube 4 and the addition of the fx loop, silver jubilee and being able to swap speakers, seems to have really made it a little more likely to get it. Hey guys, I'm wondering if any of you have been able to get any good Bonamassa tones from Amplitube. ![]()
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