Amp Room is like a music store; full of everything you need to get your personal sound. Just without five people playing Stairway to Heaven. Amp Room is developed for both bass and electric guitar plus whatever usage you can think of, really. In Amp Room you easily can use both techniques. At the same time. Have you ever tried adding a soft amp overdrive effect to your vocals? It can work! There are numerous examples out there.
General settings. Clicking on the Settings symbol at the top right-hand corner of the plugin will show the settings options. Disabling OpenGL will force the computer processor to draw all graphics without the help of the graphics card.
This will bypass any compatibility issues the graphics card might have, but can cause low overall performance and jerky graphics movements. Therefore, only disable OpenGL if there are instability issues or graphic glitches. Disabling auto-open gear menu will stop the Gear menu from automatically opening when the workspace is empty. Disabling auto-zoom will let you set a zoom level manually. Please note 1! Please Note 2!
It is highly recommended to not disable OpenGl when using Amp Room. By default, hovering over a module, widget or function will result in a tooltip pop-up that briefly explains the object in question.
Tooltip pop-ups might become superfluous over time and can be disabled in Settings. General Tools. Click here to view the full-sized image in a new tab. The Gate, located at the top left-hand corner, functions like most other noise gates you might have encountered.
If you have an annoying noise or humming sound when you want things to be quiet, try using this function. You can also adjust the gate by placing your mouse cursor over the threshold slider and scroll with your mouse wheel.
Some pedals, fx and amplifiers impact the overall dynamics and transients of a sound. The further you move the slider to the right, the more the transients and dynamics are enhanced. You can also adjust the amount by placing your mouse cursor over the slider and scroll with your mouse wheel.
Headphones Mode. Listening to a completely dry signal in earphones can be really tiring. Real life instruments never sound like that in a room; they always have a bit of room and air around them. The Headphones mode brings some life to your headphone sessions by adding some slight room ambience in stereo.
It also removes some harsh high end of the sound. Please note! If you render or mix with Headphones mode active, that little extra ambience will also be added to the overall Amp Room sound. Left, Stereo, and Right modes. This handy little switch determines what input audio signal that will pass through Amp Room, Left, Stereo or Right. Your guitar or bass is typically a mono source but if you choose Left or Right when using the stereo instance of Amp Room, you can create stereo effects from your mono source.
L-input is chosen by default and will in most cases be the correct input choice for a mono guitar or bass. If you wish to preserve the stereo image of an incoming signal, the stereo icon two interlaced circles must be selected.
Turn it on when you need it. If you find the blinking pitch indicator disturbing, just turn it off with the little switch. You will find the Zoom control in the upper right-hand corner of the Amp Room interface. With it you can easily adjust the amount of zoom you wish to have by moving the slider to the left or to the right. It is also possible to control the zoom with the scroll wheel of your mouse.
Place the cursor in the zoom-indicator window and scroll away. Be careful as there might be instances where the mouse cursor is over a knob etc. Help section. To the far right we have the help button. From here you can launch the tutorial and find links to the online manual and to instruction videos. The tutorial is designed to give a brief but general understanding of how Amp Room works.
The Amp Room Workspace area. Input and Output levels. The Input and Ouput level panels are permanent features of the workspace area. They cannot be moved or removed. Input level panel. You can set the input level by adjusting the input volume slider. As a rule of thumb, adjust the input volume so that the volume meter hits about 0 dB when playing hard. Note: If you prefer amps with more headroom, simply turn down the input volume.
The opposite is also valid. Output level panel. You can set the output level by adjusting the output volume slider. As a rule of thumb, adjust the output volume so that the volume meter hits about 0 dB. Creating stereo effects. The signal chain in Amp Room preserves the mono or stereo information from the input signal. Example: If you run a stereo sound through a device in Amp Room, the output will also be in stereo but with the additional effect of whatever is in the signal chain.
No stereo information will be added. A stereo delay — with different delay times in left and right channels — can be useful when you want to add width to a sound. Chorus, phasing, and reverb are similar examples. Example: Drag the Wild Boar Delay pedal to the signal chain. Then drag a second delay pedal to a position above or below the existing delay to create a two-lane signal chain.
Set different delay times to the two units and on Mix panel, set one of the Pan knobs to the left and the other one to the right. Sometimes your signal chain can become a little busy looking if it has a lot of parallel signal chains. With them you can choose if you want either of them visible. Note: Depending on your DAW, you may have to use a stereo audio track for stereo effects to work. Creating multi-channel effects. You can easily create signal chains with more signal paths than two.
Just follow the instructions in the previous chapter and add even more paths. By adjusting the Pan knobs, you can create a sonic landscape of any width and depth. Note: The settings of the Split and Mix panels are in effect even when the panel is not visible. Creating parallel signal paths. Series and parallel effects can sound very different. Try placing a delay and a reverb pedal after each other in the same lane. Compare that sound to what you get with the effects in separate lanes.
The Split panel. As mentioned previously, when creating more than one path in the signal chain the Split panel becomes functional. This panel has crossover functionality. This can come in very handy when you want to process two frequency ranges of an instrument differently.
This technique — generally referred to as bi-amp'ing — is often applied to bass guitars. Many bass amps allow you to split the bass sound into two ranges. The crossover frequency is usually adjustable. Another example is sending the upper half to effects while keeping the lower frequencies clean, in order to keep the bottom end more solid. Amp Room allows you to do exactly that — treating the high and low ends of a sound separately.
Note: The settings in the Split panel are in effect even when the panel is not visible. The Mix panel. Along with the Split panel appearing, the Mix panel also appears when creating a parallel signal chain.
The Mix panel combines the two signal paths into one stereo output. The Pan controls can be set to any wide or narrow stereo field, and the volumes of the lanes are freely adjustable with the Volume faders. There are also buttons for Mute and Solo. Mute will mute the signal at that point in the signal chain. This will be indicated by a red signal cable.
Solo will instead solo the signal from that point of the signal chain all the way out to the output level panel. This will be indicated by a yellow signal cable. Several Mute and Solo buttons can be used and combined at the same time. Note: The settings of the Mix panel are in effect even when the panel is not visible. Plugin resize. By grabbing left mouse-click and hold the bottom right corner of the plugin window, it is easy to change the size of the Amp Room plugin window between a set max and min size.
The chosen size will be saved along with the project. In Settings you can choose to make a customized sized window to be the default size.
Freedom to Experiment. How to use multistates. Switch between the different states by hovering over a letter tab. The tab will extend, showing what is currently in this state if anything. Click on the tab to go to the state. If you wish to copy what you are doing in one state to another, simply hover over the desired other state tab.
When it extends, hover over the camera icon and click it once. The current signal chain has now been copied into the other state. Other examples on how to use multistates:. Multistates background color. The different multistates also display the current letter in the workspace and feature different colors to make work in Amp Room both more varying and easier to keep track of the different states, perhaps from a distance.
Getting Modules onto the workspace area. Using the Gear menu. Upon starting up Amp Room on a new track, the Gear menu will be open it is open by default as soon as the workspace area is empty.
You will find a huge amount of modules that you can scroll through. If you select a module by clicking on it, it will be inserted last in your signal chain by default. The added module will blink twice to highlight where it is in the signal chain. If you know exactly where you want the device, you can also add it by dragging it out of the Gear menu by holding down the left mouse button and hovering with it briefly over where you wish to insert it.
An empty slot will appear to indicate where it will be placed. Simply drop the module and it will be inserted at that location. Choose whatever module you want by clicking on it and it will automatically be inserted at the pre-chosen insertion point. Gear menu icons. If you wish to make the gear selection a bit easier, you can sort the modules into categories.
To the left, directly about the Gear menu , you will find a set of gear icons. You can also use the free text search field located to the right, directly above the Gear menu. Brand names, functionality or gear type can all be used as search keywords. The Amp Room Store icon works in conjunction with the other gear icons. If you e. To show everything available in Amp Room Store: simply unselect any currently selected gear icon. The top icon is a pin. Selecting it will keep the Gear menu open, while deselecting it will set the Gear menu to open automatically when the mouse is close to it.
The three following icons are different view options, ranging from largest to smallest view. At the bottom you will find the Amp Room store icon.
The Amp Room Store icon will display what is available to add to Amp Room but that you currently do not own. These can be exclusive Amp Room devices e. There will also be a wide choice of other Amp Room-ready Softube plugins e. Note: The Amp Room Store-icon filter works in conjunction with the other selection icons. In this case, to show everything available in Amp Room Store: simply unselect the cab-icon. Software, Softube. New release — SuperRack v Aug 2, — Moers.
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We simply provide you with the tools: three great, classic amplifiers, in digital form. Then its up to you to add compressors, EQs, reverb, or any other effects, to get the sound you want. In short, you need the same skills to master this software as you need when dealing with a real studio set up. You can get back to doing what you do best, because music pro-duction is about using your ears, not your computer skills. SupernormalizeThe supernormalize feature from the beginning the internal name of a slightly magic component of our model building toolbox , makes sure that the output signal from Amp Room always has a reasonable volume.
From a user perspective, this means that the Amp Room never clips the signal unwanted digital distortion. Also, the output volume is normalized, so even with low settings on the Volume knob in Amp Room, the output volume will be within a reasonable level and ready for digital recordings. Compare this to the real amp, which easily can have a dynamic range of dB.
From a technical perspective, this means that the signal path within Amp Room always has the highest dynamic range possible, and you wont lose any bits on the way. User InterfaceSimplicity has been the goal when we developed this product; the amps and mics should work just as they do in the. Amp SelectionYou can change amp by clicking on the back ground and dragging the mouse to the left or right. The mouse pointer becomes a left-right arrow when you are pointing at the back ground to indicate that it is possi.
Post on Nov 22 views. Category: Documents 3 download. Tags: softube products brown amp uad softube vintage softube website white amp stacksoftube user manual plugin interface thirdparty products. About Box Opens the About Box with version info. Value Display Displays the knob value when the mouse is hovering over a control.
Set to off for bypass. Setup Changes global options for all instances of that plug-in. Reset to Default Alt, while clicking on the knob or fader.
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