Unlike our previous FX racks, which were limited to a small amount of preset modules, Console gives you 30 effects modules to choose from!

We know you'll love it, too!Ĭonsole is our new mixer, modular effects rack, and pedal board, designed to give you full control over your virtual guitar tone. In short, if you own Kontakt, this is the most realistic and flexible electric guitar library you can possibly get for free. With this instrument, you can create lead, rhythm, and strummed parts, all in a single Kontakt instance. You can create custom tones with 30+ included FX modules and cabinet IRs. Just like the full version, you get our updated fretting & voicing engine with multiple algorithms and styles to choose from. Shreddage 3 Stratus FREE includes some of the most useful sounds from the full version, as well as tons of editing features, TACT 2.0, and the Console mixer (see below), giving you all the tools you need to write and produce electric guitar parts. Our goal with this library is to give ALL Kontakt users an excellent, realistic, and FREE virtual guitar instrument with all our latest technology and no crippling limitations.

Allura Volume 1: Ethereal Vocal Phrases.

Reforged: Cinematic Metallic Sound Design.

Juggernaut: Cinematic Electronic Scoring Tools.

Cosmos: Atmospheric Rhythms and Textures.

So yeah, Shreddage 2 for Rhythm, and Ample AME for lead, if metal is what you're aiming for. It just sounded bad when put through Peavey Revalver, and bad but not as bad when put through Bias FX. It always had this whiny sound to it, and nobody ever shares how their amp sim setup in order to replicate a proper sound. Prominy V-Metal sounds really thin, and I just could not get it to sound anything like the videos on Youtube.

Sure, with the default settings it might have some use as a background sound, but upfront, especially when run through an amp sim? Ew. I found that Joey Sturgis' Toneforge Menace is as good an amp sim to pair it with as any.ĨDio's Post Apocalyptic guitar isn't good. Shreddage just cannot do a quality lead sound in my experience, AGG is good but it's too whiny with a decent amount of overdrive/distortion applied, and the Evolution guitars sound like crap midi when distorted. Goes well with Guitar Rig, with the Corn Now preset being my reliable fall-back.Īmple Sound's AME isn't great, but it's the best I've found for a metal lead. Shreddage 2 with updates (with the suffix v2e) is very good for Rhythm. The tone behind the noise was pretty decent, and the tapping mode is great, but again, it's just too noisy. Shreddage 3 is good for clean guitars and maybe some standard rock, but is far too noisy to be good for metal tried running it through Amplitube and Bias FX, and it was just too noisy.

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