Reposted from "The Other Plaice"...
So, today was the day that I started exploring making my own captures.
I started with my Morgan MVP23, and I'm pretty happy with it, although I need to have the amp serviced as it can be crackly and seems to be picking up some unwanted RF signals!
Anyway, I wanted to check out cab removal, and my original plan was to create a capture of my Morgan direct and then create another capture with the DI signal going through a "cab", in this case, a Helix stock cab from my HX Stomp, as I don't have the correct equipment and expertise to actually mic up an actual cabinet.
Since my Morgan was being a little flakey, I decided to use a modelled amp from the HX Stomp (Litigator) and first created a capture with a 1x12 Grammatico cab sim, and then created another capture with the cab sim off.
Once this was done, I locked a ToneX cab in the software and switched between the two profiles and, apart from a large difference in levels (my bad, should have balanced the HX preset with the cab on and off), the character of the tone was maintained despite one of the presets have a baked in cab that needed to be replaced.
From my very brief experiment, I'd say the cab removal algorithm is very good indeed - I will try it again over the weekend, taking care to actually balance the two captures.