Nice job guys, thanks!

ORIGINAL: SteveStrummerUK

While I'm hear, I'd strongly advise anyone trying out the excellent free stuff at AcmeBarGig - so far Ken has five VST's for download with the prospect of new ones to be added at regular intervals.

So far, he has these, all downloadable from the link above:

* D.I.G. - Dual Integrated Gain guitar amp
* B.I.G. - Bass Integrated Gain amp
* Reshift Pickup Replacer - this is just amazing!
* Aftershock Digital Delay - this allows 3 separate delays to be set for left, centre and right

The latest is the clean amp sim Tribe IR Amp VST - download from HERE

Haha I see you got there before me Steve but I've been banging on about these just recently.

I'm using Tribe, Redshift and Aftershock quite a bit already and they are really cute on vintage keys, EP's, Clavs and Organs and stuff as well as for guitars.

My biggest goto freebie though has to be Camel Crusher, not sure if it's featured on this thread already, but for tube style colouration and for a 1001 phattening jobs this one is a must have for me. It's been used somewhere in every project on at least one of my Aux busses for the last 6 months or so.

http://www.camelaudio.com/camelcrusher.php

Just keeping it on the first page

@Alex - thanks buddy


@JB - yeah I've had the CamelCrusher for a while mate; I stopped using it because it didn't seem to work too well with my PSP Vinatge Warmer - might be worth another look though

So you're the guy, eh?

Just tried the Tesla Pro - very nice.

Just a small bump

I do like Tesla Pro. It's well coded, graphically perfect, and can work well anywhere.

But I'm not really fully understanding what I'm going with it. It's very subtle, so not just for the reasons of helping alex bump this but can someone explain the controls to me and what each is doing.

eg.
Drive:
turning Right - increases distortion replicating passing through a tube for an overdrive versus a slashed speaker cone distortion.
turning Left - decreases it

etc etc

Hi there Storm

There's a PDF manual bundled in the zipped download for the Tessla Pro - I always extract these zip files to a new folder to keep all this stuff together!

Anyway, here's what it says in the manual about the controls:

BASS – increase or decrease the bass response
DRIVE – alters the gain amount of the signal into the processor
BOOST – adds further 12dB gain
TRANSIENTS – turning clockwise lets transients pass through
POWER – plug-in on/off
OUT – output level


Hope that helps

Steve

'Stupid' Bump