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I would have thought that was nearly impossible - how can it know what kind of amp sim was applied so that it can de-apply it ?

Larry probably has a link for one though - for free :)

 

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It's a good idea, but I would have thought that this would be like trying to get the individual whole ingredients back out, given a baked cake. Even acoustic sims don't really sound acoustic, and they're working from a clean DI.

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I thought the same about de-reverb processing not too long ago.

Once the technology is perfected, and applied to well-known virtuoso rock guitarists' work, o the humanity.

It'll be like those "shreds" videos from a dozen years ago.

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I think something like that could be achieve only (?) by machine learning. Giving tons of data in pair 'before-after' sound it could extrapolate lacking 'before' to possible pair 'before-after'.

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