Archetype Misha Mansoor X

[SeeD]

Just got it, and it`s super cool! Will be fun to have this inside QC (soon i hope) 25% of as I own 3 plugins

 

[Whizzinby]

I’ve been digging it. Slowly gotten the amps dialed in for the riffy stuff.

Great effects, though I still really wish there was a standard chorus/flanger up front, as the post chorus is a little more unique. (Cool nonetheless) I’ve found a Laser mode that you can back the mix down super low and has it own awesome chorusing/doubling effect.

Really cool clean tones to be had, albeit kind of dry.

Week left of the demo. Would probably buy it if I could nab it on one of their 50% off deals, but being the newest one I doubt it’s going to get that treatment until they release another.

 

[SeeD]

A lot of the presets have a a lot gain in them, but when I dial this back a bit.. I like it.
Yeah I can understand the thing about Chorus/Mod, but for me need i have all the in the QC. But it would be cool like you say to have the option.
Yeah I like the clean amp and the Comp a lot.
50% off sounds good, but like you say, it might not be the cheap this year.

It will be cool to have this one and the Rabea X I have inside the QC, with the synth stuff

 

[GabrielRaphael]

I’ve been digging it. Slowly gotten the amps dialed in for the riffy stuff.

Great effects, though I still really wish there was a standard chorus/flanger up front, as the post chorus is a little more unique. (Cool nonetheless) I’ve found a Laser mode that you can back the mix down super low and has it own awesome chorusing/doubling effect.

Hi everyone, I’m new here — and I totally agree with you. The flexibility to reorder effects is vital.

Personally, I’m tired of all the baked presets and the “fake tone chasing.” If you really want to tweak the sweet spots on amps, you need access between the preamp and power section. Swapping preamps should be possible (Mercurial Spark actually allowed this).

These days, only a few companies even come close to letting you do that. Why? Because they make money selling sims with baked presets that sound good or close to popular record tones — but those tones were created by other guitarists, not you. That leaves you trying to make them fit your mix somehow. They sound great out of the box, but when it’s time to tweak, you feel stuck — either afraid of sounding cliché or like everyone else, no matter how differently you play.

In the end, most of us only need one or two great Plexi-style amps (or a 2203/JMP), regardless of what pedals or preamps are in front of them.

And yeah… that’s why I’ve stopped buying more sims.