Anderton fx chain

Grem
What is he using to make the amps?

 
My assumption would be TH2 Producer, as that it the Amp sim included with Sonar...
But what do I know?

cclarry

Grem
What is he using to make the amps?

My assumption would be TH2 Producer, as that it the Amp sim included with Sonar...
But what do I know?

I thought so too Larry. But when I inserted one it had a different skin. Is that something you can do with FX chains? Change the back ground of the buttons?

grandwizz
Yer ok have looked right through the hole program , no Anderton fx chain
Just wondering what else i,m missing, and why i did not receive it in the the original
Platinum download
Grandwizz.

Yes, the launch was a bit confusing. The release to the first 200 people was pushed up from the original date, and the prototype sims were in there, not the finished ones. So Cakewalk removed the amps from the installer as soon as I found out. If you tried to install during that time, you couldn't. 
 
Then Cakewalk realized I was going to be a pain in the -- I mean, coming up with lots of cool new stuff -- so they put my effects and amps into their very own installer to allow for frequent additions and updates. The wisdom of that decision became clear when I sent the screen shot for the acoustic guitar amp I'm finishing up...
 
So call up Command Center, and if you unfold the SONAR folder, you should see "Anderton FX Chain Collection" toward the very bottom, just below SONAR Help and Tutorials. Click on it and Install.
 
Note that for these to work, all the stock FX that come with SONAR need to be installed because various elements are all jumbled together into an incredibly dense and sometimes scary collection of DSP.

I haven't tried any of them yet. But I did load.one and the look really took me back! I was like "Wt...."

Ha found it and as with jih64 they are soooo good. Guitar Rig 5 could be taking a rest for a while. Thanks for those Mr Anderson I had you figured as the fast shooting, troll hunting, thread removal and locking Sherrif around here but after using these you have just almost become Godlike in my eyes.
 
Please take the above as a compliment, send me a Les Paul and you could even go higher in my estimation !!!!!

Anderton

Gerry
Ha found it and as with jih64 they are soooo good. Guitar Rig 5 could be taking a rest for a while. Thanks for those Mr Anderson I had you figured as the fast shooting, troll hunting, thread removal and locking Sherrif around here but after using these you have just almost become Godlike in my eyes.

Wow, that's quite a compliment but more importantly, I'm very glad you enjoy the sims. I wanted people to be able to to just drag something in and have a good sound with minimum tweaking.
 
Actually I don't recall removing or locking any threads, for the forum I think of myself more like a bouncer at a club who escorts the disruptive people out so the "regulars" can have a good time  But I do spend a lot of time trying to solve peoples' problems.
 
You'll be happy to know I have a whole other type of effect (not amp sims, something completely different) "waiting in the wings." They will appear for members in the near future. The effects are designed and usable, all that remains is the UI design. Cakewalk is really stoked about them so I think you'll like the concept. 
 

 
The Corporate thread you started dissappeared but possibly it was not you that pulled it. Go easy on the bouncing Graig as the way some of the Hosts are acting you could end up with an empty bar. LOL
 
Looking forward to the fx oh and by the way by dragging 2 amp sims into a track you can go into another dimension.
 
Do I take that you are not sending me a Les Paul then?
 
Have a good one and keep the good stuff rolling.

Larry Jones
Craig I recall you saying a week or so ago something about a "readme" file that gave some details on the various FX chains in your set, but I haven't found it. Was I dreaming?

I'm not at my Platinum machine now, but if you open up the various folders for the effects chains, you should see the read me files. They're RTF format. They're actually kind of important if you want to get the most out of the amps, but even more so for the processors, environments, tighteners, etc. 

Larry Jones
Craig I recall you saying a week or so ago something about a "readme" file that gave some details on the various FX chains in your set, but I haven't found it. Was I dreaming?

Did you find the read mes? I checked, they were in the folders. There's a single read me for all 16 amps.