Re: Free VST Amp/Speaker Simulators for Jazz?

[Per Boysen <per@boysen.se>]

I think this FreeAmpSE is the one I have played with too. If so I  
agree that it's very good!

Another one that is top of the line is NI's Guitar Combo's. I had it  
for a while on my boxes for reviewing it in a guitar magazine, but I  
had to deactivate them afterwards. Especially the Vox sounded best to  
my taste. Even better for a jazz tone although NI does market the  
Roland Jazz Chorus simulation as the "jazz offer". I'm talking "tone"  
and "musical response" here, not "effect". You may always add effects  
afterwards in a VST chain but to me the Vox emulator from NI came out  
as the winner. Not free, but worth a lot more than the quite low  
price it sells for (I think you can buy just one of them - not having  
to get all three combos)

per


On 27 jan 2006, at 00.39, Art Simon wrote:

> Have you checked out Free Amp SE?
> http://207.218.248.76/~fretted/ampsims.html#FreeAmpSE
> It sounds good to me. . .
>
>> Can anyone recommend a plugin that is inexpensive or free? I'm  
>> thinking a
>> nice Fender Twin, Roland Jazz Chorus, or Mesa Boogie Mark I tone  
>> might be
>> good.
>>
>> Kris
>> www.krispenhartung.com
>> info@krispenhartung.com