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Online Guide Amp modeling
Speaker Simulation

 
Amp modelling alone is only part of the picture. If you've ever tried recording straight from the line level output of your amp, you'll know how big a part the speaker plays. This is where speaker simulation comes in - as with amplifiers, a lot of speakers only start to sound their best when they are driven hard; this can be annoying not only for the guitarist, but also for those not-so-appreciative neighbours!

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As with amps, you generally also have the advantage of a variety of speakers to choose from. You may want a huge 4x12 sound, a 2x12 twin chorus effect, or a smaller 1x8 practice combo sound - you can even switch between sounds mid-song!

 
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[Contents] [Amp Modelling – What is it Exactly?] [Advantages of Amp Modellers] [Speaker Simulation] [Guitar Simulation and Effect Units] [Do I Need a Modeller?] [Historic Variants] [Present Day Models] [Hotdeals] [Feedback]