Well, one of the appealing aspects of Helix native is that it works exactly as the hardware (minus the digitally controlled analog impedance selection), so you can create patches inside your sequencer of choice and then transfer them to the hardware, which is most excellent in my book. I haven't a clue why it gets so much hate, but perhaps it's just not 'cool' like some of the other boutique themed plugins out there.
S-Gear (posted above) is very good.īut, Personally, if i can't mic up an amp, then i really dig Waves GTR3 - it gets a lot of hate from people, but i just love it's simplicity and it always delivers a decent sound for me, i love the twin cab approach and being able to delay one in the stereo field.Įven if it's just used for coming up with ideas, it's a very instantaneous rack that delivers. I don't like the sound from Guitar Rig, personally, but it's very subjective. It's very rare that you hear a single guitar on a commercial track.Īlso you may be interested in Amplitube Custom Shop which gives you a few more options for free:. Try doubling up your guitars, it makes a world of difference - create a duplicate track, pan one left, the other right and play the part twice (Don't use the same performance and copy to each track, they need to be separate recordings to work).
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