Since it’s quite easy to use, it’s the ideal amp simulation software for beginners who don’t want to have to spend hours tweaking just the sound of the amp.īIAS FX comes with some pre-configured amps and also some great-sounding presets, which you can use as a jumping off point to tweak the sound from. While it doesn’t offer the same in-depth amp configuration that Amp II does, you can load the amplifiers you created in Amp II onto BIAS FX and use them there, but here you have the option of adding effects, mixing it with another amp by splitting the signal, etc.
Just as it happens with BIAS Amp II, the demo version of this software will cut the audio every couple minutes and then resume. One feature that makes BIAS FX so good is that you can split the signal and run it through two different amp- and pedal configurations, giving you more sound design options. This is a Standalone Guitar Amp and Pedal suite that gives you access to a couple different amps, cabinets and pedals.
If you are new, on the other hand, then check out the next plugin on this list since it will suit your needs a lot better. If you have the patience and knowledge to really dig into the settings to adjust the sound in depth, then this is definitely the plugin for you. I would mostly recommend it to people who have experience with real amplifiers, since otherwise you’ll get lost with ease because of all the components that can be swapped and tweaked. The overdriven tones are absolutely amazing as well, but getting them to sound how I want is a bit harder to do, at least for me. However, this only happens every 5 minutes or so, which means that you can use it to record if you time it correctly.Īs far as the clean tones go, I’ve never tried any other amp simulation software that makes them sound as real as the Amp II, and when I’m not recording my actual live amp for clean tones, this is the plugin I use. The demo version will suddenly cut the audio for 5 seconds, and then you can keep playing. With BIAS Amp II you can control every single aspect of the amp It does offer the usual parameters on the front like Gain, Volume, EQ, etc., but where this plugin really shines is in allowing you to switch the actual componets of the amp, likes tubes, controling the preamp, poweramp, cabinet, mic positioning, etc., to be able to tailor the sound to your needs. If you’re the kind of person who likes getting into the nitty gritty of amp design, then this is definitely the plugin for you.
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