We´ve moaned, dribbled, and stamped our feet at UK distributors Korg, but we´ve managed to get hold of both copies of Vox´s brand new ‘Jam and Practice Tool': JamVox.
As well as including a huge and flexible selection of guitar tones and virtual rigs, the system´s GTX function allows you to remove certain frequencies of classic songs.
Upload them from your iTunes library, set the Extract button to do it´s stuff and you can play along to tunes without the guitar solo, allowing you to murder (or reinvent) said ditty.
It´ll be reviewed in a future issue of Guitarist, but we spent most of yesterday living out our rock fantasies. We were Brian May, Angus Young and Dave Murray and today, Matthew, we´re going to be...well, we´ll boot it up and decide. Prince, maybe...?
More from Vox...here
“It showcases a straightforward single-channel layout ideal for both clean tones and mild breakup tones”: Revv Amplification and Joey Landreth join forces for a signature take on the D25 tube combo with onboard virtual cabs/IRs
“A truly modern take on the high-powered super amp, full of clever design decisions and boasting features which open it up to all sorts of uses”: Blackstar St James 100 212
