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I've been very impressed with Amplitube's processor usage for both amp simulation and reverb. I won't tell you i like their sound quality, but it's efficient and passable. I wouldn't dream of replacing a guitar amp with this plugin, but it can spice up a guitar tone...that goes for NI guitar rig 1, simulanalog, warp, and a few others i've tried but can't remember - I noticed they all used much more processor though. I use a seperate instance of amplitube just for the reverb unit...it won for live use after I tried many reverb plugins - freeverb being one of the least efficient. I have a 2.4Ghz single core fujitsu C, it's not bad but I can't run too many plugins live without glitches. The processor is between 30% and 65% usage (depending on how many notes I'm playing) running the following plugins simultaneously under Bidule: NI B4 NI Kontakt NI FM7 Steinberg The Grand Rekliner Loopy Llama Rekliner TremoLlama IK Multimedia Amplitube (2 instances) A bit more info at the bottom of this page: http://www.rekliner.com/?PageID=16 Chris http://rekliner.com Rainer Thelonius Balthasar Straschill writes: > I should have been more specific when talking about the multi-fx. I don't > need pristine or even decent quality, especially not from the reverb >(that > is because all the reverbs I have been using in the last years were >sounding > artifical on purpose). If a chorus sounds like it has been done with a > Commodore C64, then so be it. > From the plugin market I'm aware of, think PSP Nitro for people without > enough CPU power... > > Rainer >