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Tonestack audio demo.ir cab.dirty and clean sounds.
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Clean sounds start at 8mins.
I use my luke,an apogee jam,a marshall ir cab and MTdaw.
This app is really impressive.
It doen’t have this overly bright sound you can find in bias fx.
The bass and mid low frequency are very strong and tight.
Thanks!
Flo
Comments
It was a pleasure to do😉.
Thanks a lot for listening.
Flo
Oh! Thank you sooo muuchh!!
Enjoy!
Flo
Really nice demo... Tone Stack and all those IAPs on sale for 75% off.
The FX collection is really nice but 98% of them are mono.
All I need it a lot more practice and I can amazing my friends too. (I would need some friends
but practice first).
@flo26 : Really nice. Love the Jeff Beck-style bend/vibrato touches that show up in your playing..not Ina derivative way.
Solution?
Yes. But if you use Tone Stack as an IAA FX and feed it stereo I think it only processes the left channel.
Then you can add a stereo effect on tone stack and get 2 channels out. Worth getting to the facts on this because at these prices there are some great FX stomps in here to mangle Synths with.
This does not seem to be the case. I just did a quick test and ToneStack doesn’t mono-ize a stereo input. I tested the tap room delay with a stereo source file that has different sounds on left and right. With tap delay turned off, the original stereo is maintained. With the effect on, both channels are processed. So, it doesn’t mix down to mono. And it processes both channels.