Fortín nts still has something different from the others, not better or worse.. Seems "more rounded" and fitting better in the mix, also the riffs are amazing.
i dont understand, you showed how all the amps are similar when you PROCESS them the SAME. You claim that the IR is where it variese. But if you use the same IR's for all the amps, then wouldn't that just go back to your claim - they all sound the same after processing?
Hi, at first thanks for watching ! Sorry if my explanations are a little bit confusing. The whole point is that the IR is much more important for the overall frequency range than the Amp itself. You can heat this in the video when I change the IR's and microphones on the Fortin NTS Plugin. The processing itself is just very basic, it is necessary to fit the guitars in the mix a little bit. Of course I could go deeper and change the tone drastically with more extreme processing but that's not the point. If you start right at the beginning with IR's and microphone positions, you have a much more influence on the tone than if you only change the Amp itself. Maybe I do another video where I show the same Plugin/Amp with different IR's. Hope that helps! Best regards ! 🙌
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Riffs are awesome, and a great demo!
Thank you ! 🙌
Fortín nts still has something different from the others, not better or worse.. Seems "more rounded" and fitting better in the mix, also the riffs are amazing.
Thank You ! 🙌 And yes, I agree, I really like the NTS Suite, the overall mids are very usable !
IRs are 80% ot the tone!
just like in real amps, the cabinet and amp are the biggest factors!
i dont understand, you showed how all the amps are similar when you PROCESS them the SAME. You claim that the IR is where it variese. But if you use the same IR's for all the amps, then wouldn't that just go back to your claim - they all sound the same after processing?
Hi, at first thanks for watching ! Sorry if my explanations are a little bit confusing. The whole point is that the IR is much more important for the overall frequency range than the Amp itself. You can heat this in the video when I change the IR's and microphones on the Fortin NTS Plugin. The processing itself is just very basic, it is necessary to fit the guitars in the mix a little bit. Of course I could go deeper and change the tone drastically with more extreme processing but that's not the point. If you start right at the beginning with IR's and microphone positions, you have a much more influence on the tone than if you only change the Amp itself. Maybe I do another video where I show the same Plugin/Amp with different IR's. Hope that helps! Best regards ! 🙌