Signal Processors

The latest bundle of Tone Models to join the TONEX collection captures five popular MESA/Boogie amps played through two different cabinets.

The latest version of Archetype: Gojira introduces some useful functionality updates, and paves the way for compatibility with Neural DSP's Quad Cortex hardware system.

The latest version of HeadRush’s amp modelling software has arrived, boasting improvements to the ACT cabinet modelling and EQ matching, integration with the company’s hardware pedalboard units and more.

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MLC Subzero 100 models the hand-built guitar amp of the same name from Mark L Custom Guitar Electronics, a model renowned for its rich, detailed tone.

Created by the team behind Blackstar's Artisan, Series One, ID:Series and St. James product ranges, the Blackstar St. James Plugin promises to set a new standard in the amp simulation world.

The latest plug-ins for MOD Audio's amp modelling platform employ AI technology and provide users with a range of advanced tone-shaping possibilities.

IK Multimedia's latest AmpliTube add-on brings kits users out with three officially certified recreations of classic and rare guitar pedals.

This latest plug-in from Nembrini Audio aims to recreate the tones provided by the classic ADA MP-1 guitar preamp, and also includes some built-in effects and cabinet modelling. 

The latest Artist Series release from Two notes Audio Engineering features seven DynIR cabinet models for their Torpedo platform, all captured from the personal collection of Jeff Stinco.

The latest software from IK Multimedia uses the company's new Machine Modeling technology to allow users to model their own amp and effects pedal rigs.

This latest release from Two notes Audio Engineering contains emulations of five rare cabinets from the collection of Steve Stevens.

Acustica Audio's Graphite plug-in emulates a GR Bass One head and AT 212 cabinet using their Acqua sampling technology.

MOD Devices have launched a set of modular synthesizers that allow musicians to play synth sounds using a guitar, with no modifications or special pickups required.