A fairly standard waveshaping distortion plugin, made more interesting through
the use of feedback to control the shaping. Can get pretty loud and
obnoxious. The GUI was done in Blender, and you can find the .blend file in
the source code zip.
A simplistic distortion plugin, with two modes. The first mode is a
modified threshold-type distortion (although the modification isn't
particularly noticeable, sound-wise). The second mode is called Sine
Wave distortion, although it's actually closer to frequency-modulation,
as the audio input is used as the index to a sin() function.
Cab Enhancer can be used to either emulate a cabinet
without the use of IR, enhance an existing IR cabinet,
or enhance a mic'd cabinet. IR cabs can lose some of the
"live" feel no matter what equipment or how you place a
mic, it will always be like that it is a simple matter
of physics. So, what Cab Enhancer does is place back
some of that live 'feel', so to speak.
Features:
- CabShaper, featuring a 3 band parametric EQ, and a
filter designed to simulate a speaker cabinet, with
enhanced low-end rumble.
- Widening delay for expanding the cabinet sound.
- Noise Gate.
- Powerful adjustable filter.
- EAR - Enhanced Audio Resonance TM, a proprietary
AcmeBarGig technology for simulating speaker "feel".
NRR-1
is a digital emulation of a three channels tube
preamplifier for guitar. It has been developed to
accurately model its real hardware counterpart, built
for Fleshgod Apocalypse guitarist Cristiano Trionfera by
Ignite Amps, back in 2009.
The NRR-1 core
circuit is mainly based on a famous boutique
preamplifier made in '88, modded to suit Cristiano's
needs in the best possible way.
The Heeb CrunchDude 0.1 is
a very simple, yet effective guitar amplifier emulation VST plugin. As
the name implies, its strength lies not only in clean or over-the-top
lead sounds, but especially in the excellent crunch sounds it can
produce (certainly a weak point in many similar devices, virtual or
otherwise). Its use is not limited to the electric guitar however. It
can also be extremely useful in processing e.g. bass guitar,
synthesizers, etc. Let your imagination run wild, and let your ears be
the judge!
