The Maillard Reaction
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TheMaartian
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/13 22:45:39
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/14 18:08:04
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It's not lightweight and not fx only, but when I want some fuzz/OD/distortion I go to TH3.
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/14 20:56:53
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/14 21:21:33
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Try "the Scream" by Cytomic. https://cytomic.com/screamThis is a really good tube screamer and it goes into other stompbox (SD1 etc) too. It's technically a beta - but is totally stable. It's been like this for ages 😉
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/14 22:08:33
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TH3 and AmpliTube have great stomp boxes (and the AmpliTube custom shop has a ton of extra ones for sale).
Maybe it's worth downloading the free AmpliTube Custom Shop, I think it comes with a number of free stomp boxes.
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/14 22:48:13
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☄ Helpfulby jude77 2018/01/15 03:24:31
You may also want to take a look at Peavey's Revalver 4.
It's similar to Amplitube in that you either buy a bundled version with loads of amps/stompboxes/cabs etc inclued, or you can get a more basic version and buy your accessories as you go along: Stompboxes are just under $4 each ($3.99), Amps are $8, and cabs are $2.
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/15 05:24:09
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Happy, Can't let this go without a way honorable mention to the peak zenith of floor box stomps. My opinion, but it don't get much better than this. P&M stomps http://www.plugandmix.com/products/software Anything related to their overdrives, American Tweed, California, British and others. About the only stomps that recreate the speakers fluttering in the wind with a backdrop of tube distortion. Their Echoplex is outstanding. Two reverb stomps almost too much for a floor box. The list does go on. Their VIP bundle has 50 some stomps, some of which would never get used in honesty, but a lot of control over eq dynamics in many of the back burner boxes. My advice, download some of the demos. They work for about 20 minutes before shutting down in the demo mode, way enough to cut a song. Would have to search, but P&M allowed one free plugin for a Facebook like. Maybe still. They said you can do multiple likes from different accounts and get another $50 stomp box for free. Sleeper devices under the radar. Blows about everything else I got off the map, and got most of the big guns to compare against. John
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/15 17:31:08
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Not a VST but if you have a reamp box you can go out-of-the-box and use a real pedal.
You could also look at the IK AmpliTube Custom Shop and see if there is a pedal you like in there. You can try-before-you-buy. They even have an OCD model!
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Re: Good stomp box VSTs?
2018/01/16 12:07:10
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BiasFX is pretty damned awesome. For just simple pedals, I quite like the Waves GTR suite, but I'm not too fussed about their amp sims
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