Carlos

I agree to an extent, but have you used my suggestion? I was astonished to hear it first in an Ola Englund reviewing the Reaxis (Mercuriall) and then Mercuriall released the Chorus alone for free! Again, it works great to give the NOTION of L and R (double track), but of course if I were to make a recording, I would definitely record twice the guitar line/riff.

I almost missed this post. Your IK preset works great, I put the Greenscreamer (Plugin Alliance) before it, messed with the input and output as you said, and it became tighter with a very good sound, indeed. Then I tested your Nembrini preset, with the Greenscreamer before it too, and set the Treble to 8 (you had it at 5) , upped the volume to exactly 4, and sounds amazing too. But then I set the Nembrini to Lead Channel, MASTER to 4, Bass to 4.5, Mid 7, Treb 7, Volum 9, Gain 4, Presence 5 and OMG!!! This is using my headphones (DT 990), can't use monitors right now (late night). You can make the IK's sound pretty good but Nembrini resonates like a real one, takes better pedals too. (Again, your IK preset is pretty good, I'd give IK's sound a 7, Nembrini 9.9 :P) I really suggest you use the free Chorus from Mercuriall, as it gives you the notion of what guitars would sound like if you double tracked (left, right). Their TSC (green screamer) and MEtal Area FREE pedals so good too. I just tested these before the Nembrini, ufffff,

Keyword here. Yes. But I love the Marshall for clean too (Clean channel with some gain in it, for me sounds full and stellar). And for crunch too I really was dissapointed with the Soldano, even tried external IR's. Nothing I did made it sound great to my ears. And I never thought I would love to death the Marshall, until I saw the 80% sale, made me download the demo... INSTANT BUY.

Here he runs a guitar riff through the Orange amp of Amplitube 4

I used purple sarcasm

Why ? It sounds amazing! Better than Nembrini!!

yES, zO HAs videos (very very good ones)

No pizzicato , some people don't like that (I don't have an opinion on that), whereast the whole package (Studio Solo Strings) it was taken from does include pizzicato . You can get Studio Solo Strings for 189!!!! Wowowowow, use the code guys... wowowow.

Umm, IR are super imporant, yes, but for me is equally imporant what amp emu you are using. Nembrini takes the cake.

And I know the Nembrini is way better than any IK or whatever. That's enough for me. If you dig more IK's more power to you. In your videos you seem to get good tones from it (using the Orange in the Overloud brothas). On my end I am super happy finally.

Even this guy reviewed a real Marshall amp, and here he says the emulation sound better than the amp, haha

Read the Vi Control thread before you purchase, it seems is just a patch, it doesn't come with some articulations...

Thanks you so much Ma'am. 🤩

No way you can achieve the same tone and top notch quality with Amplitube vs Nembrini (Marshall). It's just not possible. Amplitube is a toy compared to Nembrini's Marshall one. Amplitube crackles or mini clips high transients (pick attacks or played hard chords) even if I lower the input volume... (when using distortion, which is more thank half their amps) Not saying it's bad, it's not. I feel there is not a bad amp emulation (among the famous ones), just not as top notch quality as Nembrini's Marshall

yeah, DI would be nice

I tested the audio with the Clean channel all the volume up (ok at 8 ) all bass (ok, 9) , no treble (FIRST lower the master volume) 1 presence on master controls too. 3 on Reverb.

Oh yeah, first line is awesome, I believe I can achieve that with the Marshall Line has body/meat indeed, great tone.

Ohhh, well, now we know!

This is the best news ever mate, thanks so much

Omg just rememebered this video... Nembrini sounds so close but better (speaking about my above post) Speaking of Megadual and Megasingle:

🤩 I actually lower the bass (lead Channel). I love the clean channel with some gain (Volume knob on Clean channel) on it to give it "body". Actually this is the first amp where I add mids and highs (remember I even have Vintage Amp Room which has a Marshall stack). Ok, perhaps what I don't like about the Nembrini is the naming of some knobs: Volume vs Gain. Grrr it irks me... on the Clean Channel gain is Volume.... grrrr.... lol So lots of experimenting with the Volume/Gain knobs to actually see/feel what they do to achieve the great tone one has in mind. This amp for me means Guns n' roses and Kiss (there is a video where a guy peruses the presets, it can do even metal). And the aforementioned bands have the best guitar tones ever. Slash and Ace Freheley (and Paul Stanley).

So far I know Megadual is so good, it does sound like (I love cab 003 and 005) a real amp, I haven't tested with other IR's though.

On my end the Marshall has meat in abundance. For me it sounds stellar, maybe your source isn't that good, idk. On my end I plug my FAT Les Paul (I have 2) and it makes the original sound just sound beyond amazing, but doesn't change it, whereas the other emulations (most of them) mold my guitar tone to make it sound great but DIFFERENT. As if it didn't matter what you put through those, making it sound the same no matter the guitar source. Nembrini is like playing the actual thing. Clean channel is amazing too. Rememeber depending on the volume of the source is how the Nembrini will react, just as a regular amp. Which is great too. I would have to test it more, but so far this Nembrini is PERFECT

I don't know what you are listening to here Marshall is the winner by far (at least for guitar players :P), I bought the Marshall today for me is the best thing ever: I watched a long time ago a video about Les Pauls (a guitar store channel) where Phil X (now in Bon Jovi) mentioned something about the Marshall stack and a Les Paul is what has been used to record more than 50% albums (I think he mentioned more than that but don't want to exaggerate). Now I know why: I've played real Marshall stacks, and wow, this emulation is sooo good. Also read your comments about being not bassy and more mid oriented, so perhaps it is just not your style (plus you're not a guitar player, right?) I tested a month ago the PLINI, sounds great on the videos, but in real life... was so meh I don't know why it cost so much, lol. At the end of the day there are as many guitar tones as guitar players so there is no truth here. I just love this one so much that I feel finally free of tone seeking (through guitar amp emulations), I just pick my guitar now and play, noodle, create as much as possible, so much fun.

This video made me download the demo (already checked the Soldano demo before the sale, unimpressed), and even though I had to use different settings for my Les Paul, the video stays true to the plugin's sound (sounds better in person). (Because among other things, Youtube audio sckz, we all know this, and yeah, I understand why Youtube does it, not blaming them).