evh tones
by Ryan TaylorUploaded on Mar 20, 2024 (and last updated on Apr 05, 2024)
These are sounds I made specifically to sound like Eddie Van Halen. I've spend a few hours dialing them in until they where almost perfect. It can be hard to get a clean sound using guitarix so the 316 isn't as good.
My Sounds
by Ryan TaylorUploaded on Mar 09, 2024 (and last updated on Mar 11, 2024)
its based off of some sounds I made and uploaded a while ago. i just improved upon them and made them a bit better by adding a few things such as a small amount of delay to make it sound as good as possible. feel free to modify them as you please. they all sound best if your using humbuckers.
Jcm Style sound preset
Guitarix hi-gain sound preset
by sunset070Uploaded on Mar 12, 2018 (and last updated on May 15, 2018)
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Guitarix bass & guitar presets for reggae blues & rock
by stratojauneUploaded on Mar 08, 2018 (and last updated on Mar 08, 2018)
Bass sounds are made on a P-bass copy played with thumb (not much attack, so check master volume))) guitar sounds on a Squier Tele bridge mic all buttons up. These presets are intended to be a base to get your sound, all FX are small in the rack and ready to be activated and mixed as you like. Maybe on a second time you'll like to refine the settings using the "enlarge" button..
Have fun :)
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I don't know what is a license, is there a "thank you for share, free as in mind and beer" license that one can use??
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...
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