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Which plugin is your favourite?
Archetype: Rabea: 00:03
Archetype: Petrucci: 00:14
Archetype: Tim Henson: 00:24
Soldano SLO-100: 00:34
Archetype: Gojira: 00:45
Fortin Cali Suite: 00:55
Omega Ampworks Granophyre: 01:05
Archetype: Abasi: 01:16
Archetype: Nolly: 01:26
Archetype: Plini: 01:36
Fortin NTS Suite: 01:47
Fortin Nameless Suite: 01:57
Neural DSP are among the brands that make top of the line guitar plugins!
Do they all sound the same?
Obviously not, Some of them sound similar to others but overall the tones in each plugin have different characteristics. My personal favourite is the Omega Ampworks Granophyre!
#neuraldsp #tone #plugin
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0:04 Rabea
0:14 Petrucci
0:24 Henson
0:35 Soldano SLO
0:45 Gojira
0:55 Fortin Cali
1:06 Omega Granophyre
1:16 Abasi
1:26 Nolly
1:37 Plini
1:47 Fortin NTS Suite
1:57 Fortin Nameless
Time stamps for back and forth comparisons 👀
This is the best type of comparison. Thanks a lot!
Im glad it was useful!
Which plugin is your favourite? 😃
I'm in a tough decision with my setup.
I've been using a hardware distortion pedal into a clean amp from Bias AMP. Even though it doesn't sound phenomenal, it's a sound I'm used to and every one of these amps sounds off to me. However I know it's likely just habit, so I hope I'll get used to finding an amp doing all the work (more flexibility).
So if I have a ranking of these, it might be Rabea and Nolly (with some highs boosted) on top.
I'm really thinking about the Tim Henson though, I think the multivoicer would be great to incorporate.
The internet is raving about the Gojira one. I'm currently using the demo and I'm doubtful. It feels too aggressive even with the gain low. Do you have any thoughts on that?
@@JorisDM Im a big fan of the Gojira plugin. I think its almost like the nolly plugin but better for me personally. Its really versatile!
Tim henson’s multivoicer is cool but you gotta figure out a way to use it creatively otherwise it’s just like a toy to have fun with.
Thats all my opinion, don’t take my words for your final decision! Every single plugin has 14 days trial period which i strongly recommend! 😁
I hope that was useful to you! 😄
The tim hensen sounds really clean for a hi gain 👀 had the crunch without the sizzle, i like that 🤗
Yeah, I Agree!
There's an ever cleaner tone white amp on that one too, plus you get the black acoustic amp and the sick MultiVoicer to play with that has an interesting interface. One of the more versatile offerings. Though the Mesa Boogie suite has been stealing me lately.
@@ProudFilthyCasual I use the Nolly primarily now, but used Plini, Fortin Cali, Gojira and Petrucci before this. Plini is still my favorite for those crystalline cleans, I use the Petrucci just for the wah pedal at this point, the Gojira rarely gets used except for the octave/pitch shift pedal, the Fortin is used for all my solo Leads. And the Nolly is used for all my rhythm tracks. I'm digging the setup now. Almost got the henson for the multivoicer tho 🤘😊
Man, this was a great idea. Thanks for that!
Appreciate the comment! 😇
The riff is awesome man❤
thank you so much, appreciate it! 😊
Thanks for this, they all sound very different and great in their own way.
Also a very interesting comparison for me would be:
- Nolly's Amp 2 (JCM800)
- Bea's Amp 2 (Kraken Ch1 aka JCM 900)
- Tim's Amp 3 (Marshall, maybe also a JCM800)
- Plini's Amp 2 (Friedman BE aka modded Marshall)
+ maybe the Cali and Nameless
And also:
- Nolly's Amp 3 (5150)
- Bea's Amp 3 (Kraken Ch2 aka 5150)
- Gojira's Amps 2 & 3 (I think Ch2 & 3 of a 5153)
- Plini's Amp 3 (Mix between a 5150 and a Friedman HBE)
+ maybe the SLO100
and now of course Petrucci's Amps 2 & 3 vs both 2C+ amps
I agree with you!
I think here gojira, granophyre, nts capture the most naturally responsive/close to a “real “ amp characteristic. The others get a little too “spongy” and seem to absorb some of the dynamics
I really like tone king & Morgan
The plini x, mesa suite have been alright although often i use stl amphub for cabs
Interesting point of view! I love the granophyre and the Gojira as well!
Nice comparison!
I like the Archetype Gojira, Cali, and Grano the best. Both in the mixes here and in my own use. The NTS is also really great sounding though I prefer the Cali more. There's just something really awesome and huge about that sim.
Cheers
I absolutely agree! My top 3 list is exactly the same just in a different order:
1.Grano; 2.Gojira; 3.Cali;
I am so glad you shared your thoughts! 😇
Gojira: 0:45
Tim Henson: 0:24
Fortin Nameless Suite 1:57
Thank you!
You’re welcome ☺️
Good comparison. Generally it shows you how much you really need to carve out the mids and tame the top end of amp sims for them to sound listenable and like an actual recording.
Thanks! The IR of each plugin makes the most difference in tone. The amp is like a little spark that adds detail and to the overall sound. 🙂
Great comparison!
Best comparison
Thank you! 😇
I would like to see the same comparison again but played through the same IR for all plugins. Its much easier that way to gauge the differences between amp tones.
I agree, although I tried to make the best sound I could with each plugin but that is subjective. 😅
@@vanenev333 well maybe next time.
Short answer, they don't sound the same at all. That's why they are the best at what they do. John Petrucci has said already that Neural Dsp plugins made him get into that world, since he considers it has the most precise experience in an amp sim, talking specifically about the randomness and the dynamics on a tradicional tube amp while most amp sim plugins try to emulate as many amps, cabs and effects and at the end of they they none of those features feel realistic, it sounds like if it was midi because the lame quality of the amp sims. Neural Dsp plugins are more focused, since most of these archetypes have a maximum of 4 amps, an eq and maybe some pedals, only one reverb, only one delay, only 2 distortion pedals, etc. Of course you can tweak everything in the plugin, but spending time perfectioning 3 amps will be much more precise and with higher attention to details than making 60 amps....
Perfect answer! I love the way you explained it! 😊
Damn that Pink Tim Henson sounds real good for punk/pop punk tones. Comes close to a JCM than Nolly to my ears.
Tim’s plugin is amazing!
I use Nolly, direct to mixer to PA.... for practice is great but sounds thin with full band.
Neural DSP Nolly is great! Although I would recommend using ToneX through Amplitube 5 for playing live with a band if you got a good enough laptop, works amazing!
@@vanenev333 do you have any first person comment about hx stomp as tonex does not have any pedals. I am researching for weeks what to buy.. would like to have overdrive and delay... and full bodied sound overall...thnx
@@AD-jd8is I’ve never used hx stomp so I don’t know a lot about it. I can say that Tonex has presets with overdriven amps that sound like real boosted amps. You can put delay in the chain if you run it through amplitube! That’s what i do. 😁
I use the granophyre and fortin cali, but I thought the nolly fit the best in the mix
Thanks for the comment! I agree, the archetype Nolly worked out great for it. Although my personal favourite plugins are the granophyre and Gojira!
Im searching for Linkin Park sound and found Gojira, Nameless and Nolly very close. Probably will try to tweak Nameless 🤘
I believe Gojira, nolly, cali would do great job for you!
@@vanenev333 dont have Cali but will try to mess with other two. Thanks for answering. :))
@@tvrdy3 you are welcome! Also you can try the free version of ToneX, its amazing!
@@vanenev333 ill check it out ty
Hey guys, I’m getting into plug-ins. What interface do you guys recommend?
Im using SSL 2+ and I highly recommend it!
If you don’t need Midi you can check SSL 2!
Henson and gojira were the best sounding
I have a few DSP plugins. The do sound the same. All with the mystic background reverbs and such. The only saving grace are the plugins that allow midi wah. Just put out a generic plugin that allows the users to create the tones and wah. I don't particularly want to sound like any artist series plugins.
I think they use similar effects for every plugin but I’m not sure!
LOL true just different EQ and pictures.
Watched this with my eyes closed to find out which one I genuinely prefered. My preconception was that I was leaning towards Nolly and it was.
Appreciate the comment! 😊
I believe the Nolly plugin emphasises on midrange not so much texture from low end or high end. maybe that's why. The context is also key. Some amps fit in the context better than others.
@@vanenev333 I dunno, maybe you’re right. I found the nolly plug-in more present and full sounding without being fizzy. Did you play this demo on a strat?
@@madstrebbien I recorded the tracks with Strandberg 8 string guitar with fishman fluence moderns.
This comparison is a good idea, but since the cabinet IR is the most impactful part of the sound for high gain, a better approach would be to use the same IR with every amp model. Then we'd really see how different the cabinet sims underneath are.
Totally! I will do it in the next one.
Which one are you recommending for solos like The Summoning from Sleep Token?
I would say abasi because it has a lot of spacial effects, or maybe tim henson if you like the harmonizer.
@@vanenev333 Alright. Thank you
@@domigrin4886 i recommend you to try the free trial and see if you like it! 🙂
@@vanenev333 I did with the Henson one. And it is a nice amp, but for me the best sound still was from the Amped-Roots. It also has chorus, delay and reverb pedals on it. But this amp is not good for a full mix in my opinion. But for guitar covers, it sounds great.
Great Choice! I have used Amped-Roots before! its amazing and its free which is crazy! @@domigrin4886
Cool grunge riff 😊
Thank you very much! ☺️
@@vanenev333 how about song whit it now ..🙃😁
@@eydentube maybe in the future! 😄
But what about Archetype Cory Wong? I know it's not for metal but it has well-suited crunch amp
I decided not to showcase it because its more suitable for clean tones. The main idea of this comparison was to showcase hi gain tones. 😊
Damn, I was trying to decide which one to use/buy for my own recordings as I’m on a tighter space and my amp is too loud but they all sound bad imo.
It all depends on the mix scenario bro. 😄
Hard to say, what does sound the best....to me it's the soldano👍
its not easy to pick just one because they all sound great! The Soldano is solid!
@@vanenev333 Did you already tested the ndsp mesa boogie plugin?
@@Lukas-L-T-D I haven’t but I’ve heard it and it is massive! Big fan of it!
@@vanenev333 At the moment i'm actually using the mesa boogie plugin. If you want the sound from the old metallica albums, you get very close to the original tone!
@@Lukas-L-T-D these are one of my top favorite guitar sounds!
Rabea was the most even one, prolly trying to get that incubus tone
The Rabea one is really good sounding plugin!
Perhaps just get maybe two that have the most pedals between them?
Thats a good idea if you enjoy the sound of them!
They all sound like plugins
Gojira and Fortin are the ones I like more
I think Gojira is killer 🤟🏻
That’s right!
In you use same IR for all amps.. probably yes 😅
I used the default IR of each plugin because it makes sense to me. 😄
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I dont think they all sound the same, but they do all seem to have something in them is similar, to the extent were it could be just different IR's on the same source tone (excluding a couple of them). I am not a fan of the hype around them and I think they are drastically overpriced
I prefer NAM to be honest, and its free
I think Neural DSP are great but I also agree with your point!
maybe you should make the comparison in a more ''unbiased'' environment. All amps knobs at 12 o clock and the same exact mics and parameters. That would be a more fair comparison
I agree, although i tried to get the best tone out of each plugin!
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thought that was stp.. lol or is it?
That's just a riff of mine. 😆