Win only.
Introducing Shameless Plugs' guitar pedal distortion effect The Dom.
Since it is a guitar pedal system, it must be combined with an amp-shmi system plug-in when using it with a guitar.
In the video belowIRON2とAMP ROOM (use only cabinet)It is ringing at.
The last one is AMP ROOM Off> The Dom Off> The Dom On> AMP ROOM On.
Overview and download
Overview
The Dom isn't modeled on existing hardware distortion, overdrive pedals or amps (because it's different from the rock'n'roll at our Shameless Plugs headquarters), but it's the first model of future hardware. There is no doubt that it will be a distortion, overdrive, and amp plug-in.Usage example With Shameless Plugs' philosophy of suppressing the "paradox of choice" by providing its simplicity and the right number of controls, recalling the right sound is almost like a child's play. The Dom acts as an overdrive, leading the subsequent sound to saturation, placing it in front of a cleaner amp or the like for distortion, or as a complete replacement for the amp.The high cut filter is sufficient to cut off unwanted noise from all types of distortion to form the sound before sending it to reverb or the like.You can also use the speaker cabinet simulator or impulse response loader to shape the sound with the impulse response of your favorite speaker cabinet.The choice is up to you. The sound you apply The Dom to is up to your perfect taste, but typical sources are electric guitars (The Dom can find its natural habitat). Hammond organ, bass guitar (usually applied in parallel and mixed with the original tone of the bass guitar), lead synthesizer part, etc.Vocals can also be processed in full for a telephone or screaming effect.
But The Dom can also work as an exciter, more delicately.You can apply extreme low cuts (up to the kHz band) and adjust the drive to create mild saturation to fairly heavy distortion, some of which can be mixed into a dry signal.This method works well for vocals, brass, strings, etc. that require brilliance and presence to be more prominent in the mix. The Dom itself has a unique EQ curve with an ascending slope of + 3.0dB / octave, so when combined with the Tilde ~ Q set to a descending slope of -3.0dB / octave, the frequency curve is almost (but not perfect). ) It becomes flat. Placing Tilde ~ Q after The Dom makes the saturation more mellow, while placing Tilde ~ Q in front of The Dom emphasizes the more crunchy part of The Dom.This combination of The Dom ⇒ Tilde ~ Q is like tape saturation, and you can listen to good sound not only in individual sound sources but also in the whole mix. Depending on the settings of The Dom's low-cut control, you'll also get a few low-frequency bumps that are typical of tape devices.To compensate for the gain, set the output control so that the sum of the drive and output values is at least +3.0 dB.Higher drive values and higher saturation require more radical corrections than usual.
Download
Go to the link above, scroll to the bottom and click "Free download (Windows, 64 bit)".
You can download it without any special requirements.
The installation is a VST3 file, so you can copy it to the following path.
C: \ Program Files \ Common Files \ VST3
Summary
According to the developer, it is good to use Tilt EQ to control the degree of distortion.
The Dom can also work as an exciter, more delicately.You can apply extreme low cuts (up to the kHz band) and adjust the drive to create mild saturation to fairly heavy distortion, some of which can be mixed into a dry signal.This method works well for vocals, brass, strings, etc. that require brilliance and presence to be more prominent in the mix. The Dom itself has a unique EQ curve with an ascending slope of + 3.0dB / octave, so when combined with the Tilde ~ Q set to a descending slope of -3.0dB / octave, the frequency curve is almost (but not perfect). ) It becomes flat.
There are various free Tilt EQs on the market, so you can use them, and Shameless Plugs also.releaseSince it has been done, I think that you can use this.
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