Virtual Bass Amp plug-in from Studio Devil

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Affordable low-end tone modelling

Virtual Bass Amp: lighter than a real one.
Virtual Bass Amp: lighter than a real one.

With its Virtual Guitar Amp, Studio Devil managed to produce a high-quality amp emulator at a very reasonable price, and the company is now aiming for similar success with the Virtual Bass Amp.

As its name suggests, this is designed for the creation of low-end tones: it features the same tube modelling technology as VGA and its interface is inspired by that of a hardware bass amp.

This software is said to be capable of modelling a wide range of bass tones: it features a power amp, limiter, speaker cabinet and graphic equalizer. It promises to be easy to use, runs on Mac and PC and supports the VST, AU, and RTAS plug-in formats.

Virtual Bass Amp costs $69. It should be available soon from the Studio Devil website, where you'll also be able to download a demo version.

Ben Rogerson
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