Vox Beatles Mystery Presets
by Frank CarvalhoUploaded on Apr 11, 2017 (and last updated on Apr 12, 2017)
Enough heavy presets! Here is ten presets for Guitarix, which use Gain, GxSuppaTonebender and GxVmk2 (which you will have to compile) to produce some guitar timbres similar to those used by the fab four between 1966-68. Vox built the transistor preamp loaded 730 amp in 1965, and late in 1966 the very similar all-transistor Conqueror. Both were used by the Beatles.
The GxVmk2 emulates the preamp stage of the Vox Conqueror amp, and is here used to emulate some classic guitar...
Rock / Heavy Rock Pack
by lfzUploaded on Jul 29, 2015 (and last updated on Jan 15, 2024)
Includes a few Guitarix presets I've been using to record a classic rock/heavy metal sound. The presets are:
a few clean sounds dry and with some delay
a crunchy distortion with a bright high end but a kinda bassy Mesa Boogie based tone
A so-so lead sound
an overly distorted lead sound
See the info links for an example of the sounds.
Rectobabz
by Babis KouvalisUploaded on Feb 16, 2016
Death/Thrash/Hardcore Preset for guitarix! I tried too put the Tonestack rack before the preamp and I think it came out pretty awesome!
Nuclear Guitarix Preset
by Sebastian PoschUploaded on Jun 29, 2016
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Hunter-Killer Metal
by Sebastian PoschUploaded on Aug 21, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 30, 2015)
Metal guitar tone for guitarix. It has Clean, Low-Gain and High-Gain channels.
Creative Commons BY 4.0 International
Extra considerations:
Do whatever you like with it. Maybe put a link to this post or link to my video if you post it somewhere else.
Heavy Mesa Boogie
by OrmusUploaded on Mar 26, 2019 (and last updated on Apr 10, 2019)
3 presets that are suited for metal!
Updated and fixed a couple of settings!
Have fun!
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