Marc Cormier

Thanks, Larry - that's the list for FX2, which I was able to find. After some sleuthing, the AMP 2 list was discovered: https://help.positivegrid.com/hc/en-us/articles/205974263-Preset-Model-List

Anyone know where on earth PG hide the list of amps for BIAS AMP 2?

I had demos of all the guitar amps, Zo, and went back and forth between Nolly and Plini. In the end, Plini won out in the final round I (thanks for allowing the late switch!). I really like the darker high gain rhythm tones in Plini and the clean tones are unbelievably good. The clean head and reverb pedal are instant magic together. I tried to get the same quality of clean sound out of Nolly, but it was just...different. The Plini reverb pedal provides a lot more control than Nolly's. Nolly is more flexible in the number of amps and cabs but I just found the tones in Plini too unique to not get as my first taste of Neural DSP. I'm on the fence about picking up Nameless in your next group buy, mostly because I'm tapped out for BF. It would be a great complement to any of the Neural plugins because, well, high gain in truckloads.

This was a great deal a couple of months ago when it was about the same price. I ended up selling most of it and made some BF $$$ in the process.

Between Larry and Zo, we're on a 24-hour GAS cycle. Very dangerous.

Yup, I'm in, Zo!

RUN, Mesh, RUN!

I'm in. Nolly is still too much at almost $100. STL sale is nicer at 40% across the board.

Now that it looks like I missed their allotment of serial numbers, I want this even more!!!!!! Funny how that works.

Ordered at dinner last night....still AWOL.

I must have ordered after 5:00 PM PST so hopefully the code will get here tomorrow.

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Thanks, Larry.

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How do you buy JUST the original version (not Inside Out)? I can't find a link or price anywhere. Only price is for Inside Out or the combo of both.

I'd have to agree, Zo. Once I got the STL Howard Benson plugin, I started looking at these smaller, more focused plugins in a whole new light. For the time it would save me and the quality of the sounds it could provide, I might just spend the money for Nolly at list. KVR has done me well, though. STL Howard Benson was only $70, no fees. For Neural DSP, the cost for each amp is not unlike Nembrini's when they were on sale...

Zo, this is a great review. Really enjoyed the walkthrough and felt my wallet getting a little lighter with every example. I appreciate you trying to warn us ahead of time but...

Hi Mesh. I had the same type of issue with the demo some months ago and it never did work. It was sitting in my iLok Manager as a deactivated trial for months. It was a bit of a leap of faith to buy without trying but no regrets. Still thinking about Bias FX 2 - it sounds like they've worked out some of the kinks which is great to hear!

Hey, Zo. No, I didn't demo Putney but have watched a ton of videos! I went with Howard Benson for the variety of amps in that package. The Bogner model is amazing for high gain but the Marshall is superb, too, especially with the overdrive pedal in the chain. The Wizard amp model is wonderfully versatile and the two Fender amps are crystalline and clean and really responsive with overdrive. I regret not picking up the Putney product on sale last week now that I hear just how good this STL plugin is. Mesh, I'm a big fan of THU and have been an Overloud customer since TH1. The Randall amps are wonderful for high gain and a few of the amp rigs really stand out. I love Mercuriall amp sims for high gain, too, and SGear for Fender tones. I spent way too much time tweaking with Bias FX and Amp and not nearly enough recording. I may upgrade to BiasFX2 if there's a good enough deal but not really desperate to do so now. For the most part, though, I've used THU and SGear for most of my needs and felt like, because of how many options there were, I was covered. While I still believe that's true, the quality and clarity of the sound coming from STL Howard Benson is just making me rethink the tonnage factor of the more voluminous amp sim products I've used. It really is a pleasure to use, and the focus that 5 amps and 3 pedals provides is something I need to keep my blinders on and actually play. There are some things it doesn't do (is not designed to do) but I have other amp sims that will fill in the gaps. I really do think it will end up being my go-to amp sim but I've got the upcoming weekend to play around some more. Demo this thing. I'd love to hear what you think. Be sure to use the IR loader to compare the stock cabs with your own - they actually stack up really well! PS - there are SO MANY amp sims I haven't used but got to stop somewhere. Or at least stop a while to play.

True, Zo! I loved your walkthrough! Each amp has such unique character. It's easy to tell them apart even with effects in the chain. The presets are excellent on their own or as starting points for building out your own presets. I was torn between this and the Fortin Nameless Suite, but really happy with the purchase. I usually gravitated toward "complete" packages in the past that include everything and the kitchen sink but I really appreciate the simplicity of this tool. My new fave, hands down.

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I'd love to see a video on STL Tonality, Zo!

I sent an email to every email address I could find on their home page. Someone just got back to me with the code. Registering now!

Got the package with booklet and USB, did the initial registration with XChange but haven't received the security code via email to get to the serial #s.

Anyone buy this and NOT received the security code from Xchange? It's been 3 days...