[33% OFF] Softube's Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959, which models a vintage Marshall amp, is on sale (until 7/1)
I'm yosi, the maintainer of Chillout with Beats.
This is really amazing.
I used to play a band and was happy to play Marshall in the studio.
Until now, I used to feel the sound of an amp with Amplitude and Guitar Rig.
But when I listened to the sound of Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959 and played a band, my memory flashed back.
Ah Marshall sound!What?
I don't recommend it to those who make various sounds,
If you have a guitar directly with an amplifier (a compact effector even if you put it in), I would like you to try the demo.
I was shocked by this sound.
That's why I worked hard to make a demo.
(All samples are Loopcloud)
Overview
In rock and roll history, no amp is more important than the Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959. Softube is a software that models each component of Marshall's museum piece Plexi (a primitive model made in 1967) with very careful security and supervision, and has unimaginable texture and details. I made a version.It reacts exactly like hardware in any setting, and is sensitive to incredible playing styles.
Main functions
A faithful emulation of the Plexi Super Lead 1967 amp from the Marshall Museum, built in 1959, combined with a timely 1960BHW speaker cabinet recorded by renowned engineer / producer Tony Platt. ..
-Selection and placement of microphones by Tony Platt taken at London's famous Kore Studios.
Over 50 fine-tuned presets designed by AC / DC engineer Tony Platt
・ A combination of three types of microphones, FET, bulb, and dynamic, can be set.
-Three independent microphones, two closed microphones and one room microphone for each setting
The Channel Strip contains the pan, volume fader, solo, and two-band "Main Out" EQ for each mic.
Marshall Kerry King Signature
In addition, the Marshall Kerry King Signature, which reproduces the sound of former Megadeth and Slayer guitarist Kerry King, is also on sale.
I don't have this, but as far as I can see the video, it's pretty amazing.
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