Get tones for free: why you should use amp sims in your home studio

Amp sims really have got to the stage now where they could genuinely replace your guitar amp, especially for recording in a home studio. But even if you still want to use your amps, they are incredibly useful tools to have as an electric guitar player, and I encourage you to try a few out.
These are the amp sims mentioned in the video...
Amplitube - www.ikmultimed...
Guitar Rig - www.native-ins...
BIAS FX - www.positivegr...
BIAS FX as well.These are some products that Home Music Creator uses and recommends; you may find them useful for your home studio...
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Focusrite Scarlett Solo audio interface - amzn.to/3SiNrkX
Sony MDR7506 closed back headphones - amzn.to/47ByQp5
Shure SM57 dynamic microphone - amzn.to/47E1vcW
AKG K702 open back headphones - amzn.to/48TrKgq
The Home Music Creator TH-cam channel helps amateur musicians to create music.
Please also check out the website - homemusiccreator.com.
Home Music Creator is run by Paul Douglas. Here are links to his music...
Smile EP - open.spotify.c...
Lockdown Variations EP - open.spotify.c...
Paul also plays guitar, keyboards and sings in the Blind Pig Truffle project...
open.spotify.c...

[@dreamscuba]

Great video. I live in a small apartment with thin walls. Even my Marshal DSL 1w combo set to 0.1w is too loud. I rely on amp modelling / amp Sims to record electric guitar.

[@homemusiccreator]

Thanks, appreciate it. I used to live in a one-bedroom apartment and got complaints from the neighbors when I played through my tiny solid-state practice amp.