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Saweet! Thanks for doing the leg work.
Here it is with the input boosted cleanly a bit with Magic Death Eye to drive the amp a little harder without clipping the input signal.
Very nice!!
Here’s just a quick video capture of some noodling with the first rig in the Fender Edge collection, no tweaks or adjustments on the amp, and all the app parameters untouched except 96kHz. I think my guitar signal is pretty hot even with the interface at minimal volume. This is that dirty Fender sound, and the rest of the rigs vary from more to less dirty. Similar with the Super Reverb and Bassman. The actual preset bank for the Edge has like 10 patches using FX from the sim collection and they are very “The Edge”. As for the actual rigs I think there’s about 100.
Wow!
Pretty great tone, @JoyceRoadStudios!
We’re you using a Strat or LP?
Pretty gritty...
LP all the way, it’s a 1999 custom historic 1957 reissue that I got brand new in 1999. I use .12 gauge with a wound g. It’s a one piece mahogany body and I actually barely use the neck and middle position unless I’m doing a fuzz riff or dark jazz or something, just too dark and muddy. But the bridge pickup is just hot power and really responds well to Fender kerranging if you know what I mean... I’ll post some more rig examples later, there are just some great real sounds in there. I love theIr regular amp sims as well...
Looking forward to it! 👍🏻
Now that’s what I’m talkin’ about! Yeh, that is really, really good. It has that “burn” I’m always looking for.
Oddly enough I just concluded for the second time that THU just isn’t for me. Now I’m gonna need to try it it again.
I wasn’t impressed when I first tried it but having given it another shot and approaching it differently, I am finding some tones I really like with a response very similar to what I got with my old tube amp.
Last night I bought the Choptones Super Reverb rig, and what can I say, this is just a beautiful clean tone. The free Overloud Fender Twin was my favourite, and this betters it. I'll try and post a comparison tomorrow.
If you want a full and rich clean sound, this is the best I've heard yet.
Hi. Glad it’s a good one. Do you just by a rig? By rig, does that mean an amp plus cab, or in the case of a combo the whole combo in one? All I’m after is say an AC30 top boost And a small Fender Champ/ Princeton. I’m not into reverb or fx. Fx covered by delay 3000? Nebrini if needed. I’m a Tom Petty fan and Neil Young, Crazy Horse all Ragged Glory. Anything near these and I’m happy! Cheers
Yup. SR is nuts. Congrats and yes let’s hear
@NembriniAudio Love you guys too! Please please please give us a Twin, Super, Deluxe, or even a Bassman.
A Twin seems like is would reign supreme (no competitors except for a single amp profile in American collection). And this is is my preferred clean sound.
But you really, really should consider a Deluxe. Also.
The Choptones rigs are just based around one amp generally, so that's what you get: a bunch of presets all based around that one amp. It's still all tweakable with tone controls etc...
The rigs are completely separate from the rest of the app, they are their own thing and going by just the one that I've bought I would say they are probably even better than the regular simulations in the app.
Exactly. You could get the SR and call it a day. Or the Bassman. Or Edge, etc.
Could you imagine if that was someone’s first and only experience? So much time snd money saved!
We should mention that some of the profiles available have overdrive etc baked in. They sound amazing
But you could use a cleaner profile and put your own effects around it in Audiobus, Aum or whatever.
For noodling, btw, my go to is Audiobus. And I have pretty much every Daw. Thanks for the forum and the terrific app, @Michael
While I’m doing shoutouts, thanks to our resident guitar genius @flo26 .
He has been a stream of invaluable information and sensational demos. Flo also gave me some tips about Overloud.
Exactly that! Get the sound of two and you’re done! No way I suppose of demo mode before you buy?
Thanks! What are the chop tones you talk of? Are these specific Amps related to Brand amps etc, or generic type amps that they made up? Sorry never heard of Choptones!
ChopTones has Video demos on YT for entire product line.
No demo mode
Ok, thanks. A demo mode would be useful being there’s so many, but I suppose they want you to buy it whatever! All you’d need is 5 mins with each one! So, there is an AC30 top boost rig?
It's a company. Please see https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/844042/#Comment_844042
This entire thread is an excellent review of the differences between simulated amps and the modelled rigs.
If you go to the Store in the Overloud THU app, then tap on the "Rigs" section at the top right and scroll down a little you will find the Choptones rigs:
Then if you tap on each individual rig, most of them have audio or video demos. This is the one that I bought:
https://overloud.com/products/choptones-fend-srev
This is why I love this forum... after spending hundreds of dollars someone like @richardyot will slip you an informed clue to a solid investment. I like clean tones and will add a ChopTones Fender after auditioning the 3-4 options.
Many will not like the right edge of the screen control box but once you adjust to not having to use rotary knobs on an image (like the Nembrini Skeuomorph interfaces) you'll realize this is the most efficient option to rapidly zoom in on a tone using a finger.
After OverLoud I've lost my love of all the other options I spent $100's on including an array of hardware pedals and amp modelers. This does it for me for at least 90 days:
The three pieces of hardware kit are velcro'ed to the guitar body. I can strap on the guitar and take a walk or sit in the garden and practice without needing to plug anything into 110V AC. Good for well over an hour and I have
a massive battery pack to swap in for another 2-3 hours.
FYI: the Choptones "Fender Super Reverb" rig costs $18 and gives you 96 rigs to tweak. And it uses Old Caps! Sold! They could be the Own Hammer of Rigs. Right?
Here's a quick comparison of the free TH-U Fender Twin, vs the Overloud TH-U with the Choptones Fender Super Reverb IAP rig vs Gain Stage Vintage Clean using the American Standard preset vs BIAS Amp using a custom amp to get a warm clean tone vs Nembrini Cali Reverb on the clean channel.
Both TH-U options are the best to my ears, followed by GS Vintage Clean. BIAS sounds horrible to me. YMMV.
@richardyot and someone posted a thread the other day asking, why not use BIAS? At this point, it sucks.
Hmmmm, I preferred the Nembrini Cali, followed by Gain Stage and TH-U Fender Twin.
Nembrini and Gain Stage seemed to my ears to have a pristine clean warmth about them.
Let the ratings battle begin! 🙃
Sometimes I listen to these comparison videos and wonder why I keep buying all the new amp sims. To my ears, while I hear the differences, I generally don’t know if those differences are worth investing more money into them. But then I end up buying them anyway. Keep the videos coming!
Choptones and Bias sound good to me... of course, they are the 2 I don't own (yet).
I'll get ChopTones and wait for Bias to join the AUv3 roster of apps.
Thanks for doing the work making the video and buying all these optional solutions.
Cost wise, I think Gain Stage is the cheapest unless that particular TH-U Fender Amp is free to use after download. I think the Gain Stage sounds pretty good too. I was hoping there would be periodic "Amp Packs" for Gain Stage but I suspect the product didn't sell well
because it doesn't offer any EQ options for the user to feel in control... it's "own amp fit alls".
But (duh), I have many EQ's I can use before and after Gain Stage and I do. But Guitar Players want their knobs... people complain about TH-U not uses knobs. Knobs on a 2D Touch screen are a nightmare to use. Knobs suck. Sliders good... knobs bad.