Positive grid bias fx desktop sound problem

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Now, there's compression inherent to YouTube and limitations imposed by whatever speakers you have hooked up. Now, I know that there are drawbacks (severe) in trying to evaluate sound devices via YouTube, but below is a link to a guy who tested BIAS Desktop vs. Not only is BIAS more adjustable, but it is more organic feeling and sounding, and has a really great sound. I've run all these through the Reaper DAW, and tweaked them a fair bit. While the others are 'fine', the BIAS app is a clear winner, at least for me. I've now got installed BIAS Desktop, Guitar Rig and Amplitube.

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Excitedly waiting for positive grid to announce a standalone rack unit.ДЄll right, a small update and testimonial here.

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Overall, more than worth the $20 I payed for the whole rig, and easily gives some truly professional sounds if used properly. In a way, the sound is left entirely up to the user. The amps are very sensitive too - Playing in 4th pickup position can give me beautiful cleans, and yet playing in bridge through the same amp with gain up will give a really tight, heavy tone if the amp is designed well. It's a ton to mess with, but it gives almost complete control over the sound of your amp. On top of that, you have a power amp, a transformer, another optional EQ, mic, cab, and more, all totally customizable. Very cool feature that plays a large part in your sound. Treadplate(Mesa), Fireball, Blackface, etc. there is thing an optional EQ, followed by a tone stack - Lots of amp types to choose from. You start with your preamp, and can change as much as you need to - high cut, low cut, gain, tube types, tube stages, etc.

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The mods are divided into a few sections, all things you may or may not see in a good tube amp.

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This was the first amp I began to mod with the program.ДЇirst impression opening the editor was slightly unpleasant, as I was somewhat overwhelmed with all the things one can do with it. Stumbled across an Orange 50 watt model that I liked, downloaded it. I quickly decided that I hated it, so I trashed it and went looking for something else. The first one I heard, I downloaded - A high gain Eе…ѓ4 fireball model. I downloaded a few amps at first, not quite sure yet what the program's capabilities were. Tone cloud, Bias's amp sharing feature, is very useful when getting started, because there are some very nice starting points on there, and many are of better quality than the factory presets.

So far, I've had a lot of luck with these programs.

The noise gate could be much better, but I've heard good things about the other noise gates available, and the one integrated into bias is very nice, despite being simple and not particularly tweakable. The flangers I also strongly dislike, but I tend to hate all flange effects, iOS or no. The octave and the boss overdrive are especially bad, and the octave effect eats up all the CPU and causes some serious lag and a noticeable decrease in sound quality. As can be expected of course, a couple of the effects are essentially useless, IMO. The tube screamer, digital reverb, EQ, and the echo are so far my favorites, and each emulate what they are supposed to do really well. Jamup comes with many great sounding effects already downloaded. Each expansion effect is around $2, but I haven't needed to buy any yet. I have yet to buy any expansions for either program, but it's worth noting that Bias gives you almost every amp available for purchase in jamup(I believe the price for all amps is somewhere around $30), and each is completely customizable and easy to mod in any way desired, whereas jamup will give you only your panel controls - Gain, Bass, Mids, Treble, Presence, and Master.

Simply stunning programs.ДЇirstly, the price. Bias is an amp designer available to both iOS and mac/pc, that integrates seamlessly with jamup and offers a large range of options for tone customization.

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In case you aren't familiar, Jamup is a processing program available to iOS users, and it's full of amp modelers and effects available to use. Recently got both of these programs on my iPad, and am very, very impressed for many reasons.

Positive grid bias fx desktop sound problem