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You can get everything included in the $300 full version of Amplitube for 150 right now, plus several other plugins.

If you were gonna spend the 110 to get BIAS FX, just spend the extra 40 to get the Amplitube deal that's going on now. People will tell you to get Bias FX 2 because its cheap, I tried the demo and I honestly think it was the least realistic-sounding and the hardest to mix properly even Guitar Rig 6 sounded better in mixes. But I'd encourage you to get the demos of different Neural DSPs and try them the demos last for 14 days. What you should do is try using the demo version of Amplitube 5, because in terms of free plugins, the demo version of that has the most options of any of the unlimited demos in other words, if you want to use something free, it gives you the most amps and effects of all the ones that aren't time limited. I tried demo versions of Amplitube 5, Guitar Rig 6, Bias FX2, Blue Cat Axiom, Neural DSP's Wong, Plini, & Abasi, S-Gear, Kuassa's Matchlock, at least 10 different free amp sims, and probably a few more I'm forgetting. The Emissary is meant to be used as a virtual guitar amplifier for live playing and jamming, tracking or mixing inside hosts capable of VST or AU Plug-Ins support.I recently went through this and I went over the options painstakingly. The plug-in GUI has been 3D modeled and rendered by Voger Design, in order to resemble the real amplifier as much as possible.

Featuring a very versatile clean channel that ranges from pristine cleans to slightly overdriven tones and a mean lead channel designed for serious bone-crushing distortions, it offers a very wide tonal palette for the modern metal musician.Įvery single component on the signal path of the real analog circuit has been taken into account and modeled in the best possible way to match the original sound, keeping an eye on CPU performance and real-time playability at the same time. The Emissary is a no compromise custom amp built for the kill.

It has been developed to accurately model its real hardware counterpart, built for Ryan Huthnance (The Seer / Gaped / Chrome Bison / Emissary Studios) by Ignite Amps, in 2014.