...A home studio and creative outlet. I will explore different setups, hardware, software, and review anything I find that I like. Almost everything heard on my recordings will be digital, from the guitar amps to the drums, from the strings to the compressors, all with both musical taste and price point in mind. I intend to help others and document my work with setting up a studio on a budget. What's best about this is that anyone can do it with a little know how and time. Not including the computer and the guitar, it is possible these days to make your own recordings for as little as a few hundred dollars. This is my attempt to do just that. The goal is to create amateur but realistic recordings from software for as little out of pocket expense as possible. So, feel free to comment and ask questions. I'm doing this as much for the community of home studio enthusiasts as I am for myself as a way to express my creativity. I'm not sure I'm looking for cutting edge - just good sounding songs that might put a smile on your face or make you want to drive a little faster in traffic. I hope you enjoy.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Ignite Amps TS-999 SubScreamer VST Plug-In


With the quality stuff coming out these days, I'm finding more time to tweek and less time to make music and just play. On the other hand, it's real nice to have these quality tools available.

Enter the newest edition to the Ignite Amps family, The TS-999 SubScreamer. I've not tried it as of the time of this post, but looking at the quality of the NRR1 amp, I'm sure it's pretty rockin. I've also heard some real good things about it such as "Organic", "Realistic sounding", and "Awesome". Here's what the creator has to say about it:


Inspired by the most famous green overdrive pedal (version 808), based on the real pedal built by Ignite Amps for the italian thrashers Subhuman

Features:
- Dynamic 2N3904 BJT input and output buffers analog modeling
- Dynamic 1N4148 diode clipping circuit analog modeling
- Symmetric / Asymmetric clipping mode
- Normal / Fat mode
- Input level control for better response to different pickups
- Internal oversampling (selectable between 2x, 4x and 8x)
- Switchable input and output buffer modeling for better CPU performance
- Mono / Stereo support
- Double precision floating point internal processing

Fully coded in C++ using the Steinberg SDK 2.4

GET IT HERE: http://www.guitarampmodeling.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13011
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