Made using RackAFX.
A number of the pedal / rack effects below are based upon the work of Will Pirkle as described in his books on Audio Effects and Synthesizers.
VST3 64-bit Windows
Click HERE or below for the latest versions of:
DualFV0040 Low to Medium gain Guitar amp sim: Stereo or Dual Mono (or just Mono), Grid Conduction model for lots of dynamic distortion, New Cab Sims, Stackable (Two DualF to emulate higher gain amps), Interface Boxes (Cabs beginning with IB) and Output Filters to aid with stacking, adjustable “slope resistor” with Contour knob expands tonestack ability
DualDistV0030 Distortion pedal sim similar to Boss DS-1
DualDistMCV0030 Distortion pedal sim with Mids cut tone control
CompressorV0010 (Ripped from Classic M amp sim)
ReverbV0020 Reverb pedal sim with Wide mode
DualRouterV0010 Select which channel L and R should be routed to
Zip file of some Kushview Element effect chains for DualFV0040 and pedal / rack sims listed above.
ReadMe file for Kushvew Element effect chains
Older Stuff
Click HERE for latest version of Classic Thirty (V 0030) which has grid-conduction modelling (improved distortion modelling) on a per-tube basis and 33 cabinet models. Other amp sims to follow. Short, blurry video showing demo of grid-conduction modelling: HERE.
Click HERE for other amp sims.
Classic means guitar amp sim, ClBass is bass amp sim (guitar amp revoiced as bass amp sim).
For correspondence, please use the email address on the About page of the amp sim.
The main difference between amps is the tonestack. Represented are FVM and relatives (F, FBM, V, Thirty, M, 45), James (J), Baxandall (B), Voigt (V1940 and V2012), some high-gain German amp types that use separate controls (FD and FC) and one amp that uses a five-band EQ (E). The Full / Eco switch allows you to use Stereo and full modelling of the tonestack versus Mono and an approximation of the tonestack. These approximations vary, depending upon model and range of the knobs.
A number of common guitar effects are included internally in the Classic series amp sims: Distortion (four different tone control types), Five-Band EQ (pre- and post-amp), Phazer, Flanger, Chorus, Vibrato (each of the four previous with a stereo option), Delay, Tapped Delay (for very short reverb), Reverb, Compressor (including side-chaining input option), and Tremolo. There is an option for using only the effects, bypassing the amp.
2019 Tutorial covering Classic amp sims HERE.