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i love NI guitar rig, and my POD 2.0. I use them both
in conjunction now. I would spend alot of time trying
and efort trying to get them to sound like "real
amps". Then i realized that with these, i didnt have
to sound like everybody else. So now i focus very
little on getting a "real" sound. But these two units
produce incredible sounds. Guitar rig also has the
best srping reverb ive ever heard from a plug-in or
pedal effect.
--- John Brownlow <> wrote:
> Anyone here use a virtual amp for demos/recording? I
> have a PodXT
> which has a hard time getting a good surf sound, but
> I also use
> Native Instruments Guitar Rig, which I think is
> really impressive.
>
> You would not mistake it for the real thing in a
> direct A/B but once
> the track is sitting in the mix, it totally works.
>
> My set up goes tube compressor > cat distortion >
> twang reverb >
> whatever cab I feel like
>
> I sometimes use the outboard reverb but the built in
> reverb on the
> amp seems better
>
> You do have to fiddle a lot with the settings until
> it sounds really
> 'right' but it's worth it.
>
> The built in sounds are almost entirely junk, so I
> just deleted them.
>
> You can have a hell of a lot of fun by hooking up
> multiple outboard
> tremelos and delays via a splitter, not to mention
> the big muff clone
> up front.
>
> TAFKAJD
>
>
