NDSP Quad Cortex

[Jarick]

Honestly if you are trying to nail Gojira, just use the 5150 stealth in the QC as that's what they use.

However, having Gojira, it is nice to have the presets, especially for the pitch effects they use

I never play that music, just wondering if it's worth getting the plugin for any reason. I'm 50/50 on my free plugin between getting Gojira just to mess around with the stuff, or getting Nolly because it's got so much great stuff in there and hope it comes back to the QC.

And yeah I know that's a dumb way to look at it, but I almost never play plugins on my computer lately. Love them for when I do record, but haven't done that in ages unfortunately. It's just a lot easier to plug into QC.

 

[Mongillo19]

I never play that music, just wondering if it's worth getting the plugin for any reason. I'm 50/50 on my free plugin between getting Gojira just to mess around with the stuff, or getting Nolly because it's got so much great stuff in there and hope it comes back to the QC.

And yeah I know that's a dumb way to look at it, but I almost never play plugins on my computer lately. Love them for when I do record, but haven't done that in ages unfortunately. It's just a lot easier to plug into QC.

Id probably just do Nolly tbh

 

[Jarick]

Id probably just do Nolly tbh

Yeah decided to just do that lol, downloading now to mess around with it later. Nolly's been involved with a lot of the NDSP stuff so makes sense to go back there.

I have:

Plini
Soldano
Tone King
Petrucci
Hensen
Fortin Cali
Nolly

Will likely get Morgan during the BF sale as I always like the sound of those amps.

I wonder how NDSP will handle the reverb of amps like Tone King and Morgan? Break out the spring reverb to a separate block?

 

[paisleywookiee]

Yeah decided to just do that lol, downloading now to mess around with it later. Nolly's been involved with a lot of the NDSP stuff so makes sense to go back there.

I have:

Plini
Soldano
Tone King
Petrucci
Hensen
Fortin Cali
Nolly

Will likely get Morgan during the BF sale as I always like the sound of those amps.

I wonder how NDSP will handle the reverb of amps like Tone King and Morgan? Break out the spring reverb to a separate block?

I didn't like the Soldano or Morgan at all. The Tone King is great though.

 

[Mongillo19]

I didn't like the Soldano or Morgan at all. The Tone King is great though.

I really enjoyed the Morgan. Haven't gotten around to trying the SLO since I have the real life amp (well the 30w) but I'd be curious to see how it compares

 

[Jarick]

I didn't like the Soldano or Morgan at all. The Tone King is great though.

I liked the Soldano but didn't like the stock cab at all. When I ran it into an IR or Plini, it opened up a lot.

 

[paisleywookiee]

I liked the Soldano but didn't like the stock cab at all. When I ran it into an IR or Plini, it opened up a lot.

I might give the Plini a go. Seems up my alley.

 

[GTR37]

To me the next update for the QC will be very telling. Is it it going to be only plugin updates until they are caught up or will they (TINA ) help them to push new models and plugin portability

TINA for the

 

[GTR37]

To me the next update for the QC will be very telling. Is it it going to be only plugin updates until they are caught up or will they (TINA ) help them to push new models and plugin portability

This x1000
If you are going to boost and take out an article in Guitar World about the new AI robots then you had better back that up

 

[deadpool_25]

I have a DC7 and a Crux laying around. Does the QC need a reverse polarity power cable?

 

[LCW]

I have a DC7 and a Crux laying around. Does the QC need a reverse polarity power cable?

 

[deadpool_25]

Yeah I suppose I should've looked at it lol. But it wasn't in front of me at the time!

 

[Jynx]

 

[Mongillo19]

End-to-End Amp Modeling: From Data to Controllable Guitar Amplifier Models

If any of you smart people want to see what TINA is all about

 

[2dor]

End-to-End Amp Modeling: From Data to Controllable Guitar Amplifier Models

If any of you smart people want to see what TINA is all about

Nice find. I did see the patent they had out ~2 years ago or so but this paper seems to be a lot more hands-on.

 

[2dor]

Interesting - they seem to have gone with LSTM instead of Wavenet for the neural network.

 

[Jynx]

NDSP just dropped an article on TINA for us smooth-brained types too.

Neural DSP Amplifier Modeling Technology

The name “Neural DSP” is not just a marketing gimmick; it reflects our use of advanced neural network technology in our products.

neuraldsp.com

 

[2dor]

NDSP just dropped an article on TINA for us smooth-brained types too.

Neural DSP Amplifier Modeling Technology

The name “Neural DSP” is not just a marketing gimmick; it reflects our use of advanced neural network technology in our products.

neuraldsp.com

Slick production

 

[Mongillo19]

Nice find. I did see the patent they had out ~2 years ago or so but this paper seems to be a lot more hands-on.

It's from their discord so not much credit here

They have a section for asking about it and I asked if it will increase the frequency and number of amp models in the QC

 

[Mongillo19]

And all Dan is doing is answering is about how cool the machine looks