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There's a 'saturator' and 'EQ' in AUM that also can provide basic distortions with very little CPU cost. Klevgrand 'Stark' might also use less CPU.įabFilter 'Saturn' includes multiple studio pre-amp types that are useful and they write highly optimized It probably is also CPU heavy.īlue Mangoo 'Gain Stage Vintage Clean' does a few amp/tone models and might be lower on the CPU scale. They only ask you to pay if you want to store a rig as a preset. But still, I'd prefer a less CPU heavy solution. I will receive an iPhone SE soon, so this will have some more power. Looks pretty good! But it throws the DSP (what does it mean anyway?) in AUM from ~12% to 40% when loading a first AUv3 instance, and to 60% with a 2nd instance on my iPhone 5S.

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Since you can download it for free including a handful of amps and effects why not try it? Thanks a lot (and sorry for asking this question which might have been posed in a similar manner a dozen of times already)įor my taste Overloud THU is the best sounding guitar amp & FX suite that has AUv3 and MIDI support and many many presets So now here's my question: what other guitar FX app do you recommend that is lightweight, has AUv3 (and different instances can be run separately), has a variety of presets of different styles (acoustic, distorted, reggae, country.), can be controlled by MIDI, and does not need a paid subscription? Thanks a lot (and sorry for asking this question which might have been posed in a similar manner a dozen of times said: (Also, Deplike seems cool, but it is a paid subscription.) I have taken a look at several of them, but there are many of them, and from looking at YouTube reviews I don't seem to be able to decide.Īt the moment Overloud THU looks promising to me. So now here's my question: what other guitar FX app do you recommend that is available on iPhone, is lightweight, has AUv3 (and different instances can be run separately), has a variety of presets of different styles (acoustic, distorted, reggae, country.), can be controlled by MIDI, and does not need a paid subscription?

That I can easily switch between different presets using my iRig foot controller.

That I can search for presets that are named after songs that I know.

You can download Tonebridge here, it’s free.I wanted to have different instances of Tonebridge running as AUv3, but apparently the instances are mixing their settings, which is a bug in Tonebridge.īut this bug will never be fixed, as Tonebridge is not supported anymore: Īs I have no idea of creating my own guitar FX, I loved the simplicity of Tonebridge: You can check out the featured songs and a few screenshots right below. Choose from 100+ amps, cabinets, pedals and microphones to create. Choose from 9000+ song presets from light acoustic sounds of 'Come As You Are' to crushing heavy roars of 'Master Of Puppets'. Additionally, the best sound is achieved through the use of headphones. Tonebridge gives you the sound of the original song without special guitar knowledgejust plug in your guitar into iPhone or iPad and start playing. Of course, you’ll need an acoustic-electric guitar connected to an amp in order for this thing to work. Does Tonebridge work with acoustic guitar? We are pushing the boundaries and are very thrilled to present you Tonebridge for Android! You can already get it for free on Google Play. That’s a nice little touch to make sure you are actually getting the right tune for your tone! Also know, does Tonebridge work on Android?Ĭurrently, there is an iOS version of Tonebridge that perfectly works on iPhone and iPad. Thereof, does Tonebridge have a tuner? Tonebridge Guitar Effects, from Ultimate Guitar, was updated with a built-in guitar tuner. A huge collection of song presets allows you to choose effects from light acoustic sounds of “Come As You Are” to crushing heavy roars of “Master Of Puppets”. How it works | What is Tonebridge Guitar Effects? 1.

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