Friedrich Virtual Amp FREE
FRIEDRICH VIRTUAL GUITAR AMP is a replication of one of the impressive amps in rock 'n' for over 25 years, with a plexi-on-steroids lead tone this amp undoubtedly taking over as the premier rock 'n' roll electric guitar amplifiers. Furthermore, the crystalline clean channel complements this amp, to be used in a wide variety of sound options and as pedal platform.
The virtual amp is a replication with advanced algorithmic implementation of this famous all-tube amplifiers, to capture the sound in detail, as far as possible. The amp model has two channels: clean (green) and lead (red) for mid to high gain sounds. For the red channel also, a dedicated busted variant is implemented that is driven from the legendary green tube screamer component, in front of this fat sounding amp. The boost variant of the clean channel is a bit more cranked voicing without a dedicated boost pedal. Beyond the original, this Virtual Amp also has an adjustable Mid Frequency (M.F.) and an additional Mid Cut (M.C.) per channel, to give you the possibility to tailor the sound even more to your needs. To your convenience the Virtual Amp (VA) also comes with a built-in Impulse Response Loader for direct access to a built-in or loadable custom cabinet model. The VA can be played as stand-alone Program or as VST/AU plugin in your Digital Audio Work Station. Also, a quick record functionality (choosable in- or output) signal is available to record ideas directly in stand-alone mode as high quality 16-bit wav files. Furthermore, input and output level can be adjusted via dials and meters are available to visualize them. All VA Settings are automatically stored after each session and restored at the next start. Settings can also be stored via preset as usual.
Installer for WINDOWS and MAC included in the zip archive.
Remark: The unregistered Virtual Amp is in DEMO MODE, which gives you the possibility try out the sound, response and functionality of the software, but will open a DEMO MODE dialog box from time to time, that interrupts the user experience.