new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
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new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Hi
I've just push a analogue simulation of a bass pre amp to github:
https://github.com/brummer10/GxVBassPreAmp.lv2
It model the (*) Vox Bass 100 Pre Amp Section from the 1984 Rose Morris Era "Venue Series" .
(*) Vox is trademark or trade name
of other manufacturer and was used merely to identify the product
whose sound was reviewed in the creation of this product.
I've just push a analogue simulation of a bass pre amp to github:
https://github.com/brummer10/GxVBassPreAmp.lv2
It model the (*) Vox Bass 100 Pre Amp Section from the 1984 Rose Morris Era "Venue Series" .
(*) Vox is trademark or trade name
of other manufacturer and was used merely to identify the product
whose sound was reviewed in the creation of this product.
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Brilliant! Thank you.
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
I've now added a cabinet simulation, based on a modified version of tubemann II.
This is not convolution based, so no additional dependency, and the cabinet is switch-able, so you could still use a cabinet simulation of you choice.
This is not convolution based, so no additional dependency, and the cabinet is switch-able, so you could still use a cabinet simulation of you choice.
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Really appreciate having all these new toys to play with. Thanks!
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Interesting choice of amp. The Venue series was an all-transistor design. That will be great for an 80'ies clean type of sound. Many bass players prefer that.
Am I right that this is the first all-transistor preamp model you have added? As far as I remember, all the models in Guitarix are valve-amps. It would be nice to have a solid-state preamp for guitar too.
/Frank
Am I right that this is the first all-transistor preamp model you have added? As far as I remember, all the models in Guitarix are valve-amps. It would be nice to have a solid-state preamp for guitar too.
/Frank
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Hi tramp!
Awesome to see bass amp sims, great work!
I agree with Frank, some classic tube bass heads would be a nice addition (ie Ampeg SVT-300, Traynor YBA-1). Do you need schematics in order to create the virtual circuits or do you need even more detail than the wiring schematics?
Awesome to see bass amp sims, great work!
I agree with Frank, some classic tube bass heads would be a nice addition (ie Ampeg SVT-300, Traynor YBA-1). Do you need schematics in order to create the virtual circuits or do you need even more detail than the wiring schematics?
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Tried adding this to my Gentoo system in /usr/lib/lv2 and Ardour won't load the plugin. It says it won't instantiate.
Edit: Nvm. It does show in Ardour but with the generic GUI.
Edit: Nvm. It does show in Ardour but with the generic GUI.
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Exact, it is UI-less. Like all my plugs I've published on github.dsreyes1014 wrote: Nvm. It does show in Ardour but with the generic GUI.
Here is it in Ardour with analyses ( cab enabled)
and here with cab off
Yes, all is right. Just, this isn't added to guitarix, it's a plain LV2 plugin. I've no plan's to add it to guitarix, it's easy enough to use it as LV2 plug in guitarix ( or the host of your choice).Frank Carvalho wrote:nteresting choice of amp. The Venue series was an all-transistor design. That will be great for an 80'ies clean type of sound. Many bass players prefer that.
Am I right that this is the first all-transistor preamp model you have added? As far as I remember, all the models in Guitarix are valve-amps.
I've worked on the Vox Lead 100 Pre Amp, but the overdrive and reverb section gime some headache. Need to think about a solution for that first, a rest, doing something completely different, (the Guv'nor)Frank Carvalho wrote:It would be nice to have a solid-state preamp for guitar too.
https://github.com/brummer10/GxGuvnor.lv2
and start from scratch again.
Well, I love to read analyses about circuits, and it helps a lot, but at least, I need the schematic, to simulate it.GMaq wrote:some classic tube bass heads would be a nice addition (ie Ampeg SVT-300, Traynor YBA-1). Do you need schematics in order to create the virtual circuits or do you need even more detail than the wiring schematics?
Mostly, this is my playground:
http://schematicheaven.net/
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Well, as you know, I am very fond of Vox' late-60'ies solid state amps. They have a character all of their own, and have that distinctive 60'ies psychedelic vibe. So if you are looking for an alternative preamp project, why not do one of the channels (or both channels) of this classic:
http://schematicheaven.net/voxamps/mkiiipre.pdf
The brilliant channel is the most distinctive, with its "MRB" effect and built in fuzz.
I have an impulse response I made of a genuine 60'ies Vox reverb of the same time period, which sounds *exactly* like the original. Add that to the 60'ies preamp, and these amps will be brought back for all to play. Instant Sgt. Pepper.
/Frank
http://schematicheaven.net/voxamps/mkiiipre.pdf
The brilliant channel is the most distinctive, with its "MRB" effect and built in fuzz.
I have an impulse response I made of a genuine 60'ies Vox reverb of the same time period, which sounds *exactly* like the original. Add that to the 60'ies preamp, and these amps will be brought back for all to play. Instant Sgt. Pepper.
/Frank
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Well, I've looked at it already, unfortunately the quality of this copy is so bad, I can't read it.Frank Carvalho wrote:So if you are looking for an alternative preamp project, why not do one of the channels (or both channels) of this classic:
http://schematicheaven.net/voxamps/mkiiipre.pdf
That's interesting, do you mind to send my your IR file?Frank Carvalho wrote:I have an impulse response I made of a genuine 60'ies Vox reverb of the same time period, which sounds *exactly* like the original. Add that to the 60'ies preamp, and these amps will be brought back for all to play. Instant Sgt. Pepper.
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
So thanks for the cleaned up schematic file, Frank.
I've tried to emulate the Vox mkii preamp, but my DK simulator failed at the preamp stage for the distorted/brilliant as well for the clean channel.
All I could simulate is the MBR section and the driver/mixer stage. I've add the vibe and the reverb section as well. You may find it here:
https://github.com/brummer10/GxVmk2.lv2
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hermann
I've tried to emulate the Vox mkii preamp, but my DK simulator failed at the preamp stage for the distorted/brilliant as well for the clean channel.
All I could simulate is the MBR section and the driver/mixer stage. I've add the vibe and the reverb section as well. You may find it here:
https://github.com/brummer10/GxVmk2.lv2
regards
hermann
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Only see this now....
Cool! I've got to check this out. The MRB section is an important part of the amp character.
Will you give the rest of the preamp another go later? The distortion is another important feature of these amps.
/FRank
Cool! I've got to check this out. The MRB section is an important part of the amp character.
Will you give the rest of the preamp another go later? The distortion is another important feature of these amps.
/FRank
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
Got time to check it out. You've more or less nailed it, I must say. This filter sounds very much like the real amp. I made a setup with the Suppa Tonebender in front of the Vox filter, then the neutral setting of the guitarix amp (most solid state like) and then a Vox AC-30 cabinet after it, and it really sounds remarkably like the original amp. I am impressed. The Suppa TB is very similar in character to the built-in distortion of that amp, so apart from a separate clean channel, I am not missing much here. I made some presets with names like "Lemon Song", "Hey Bulldog", "Taxman", Sgt. Pepper rythm" etc. which gives you an idea of the type of sounds it can make. I would like to upload it, but am not sure where....
/Frank
/Frank
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
I'm glade you like it.
Best place to share guitarix presets is
https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts
You can upload the preset bank there and add comments in the description, which plugs it use from
https://github.com/brummer10?tab=repositories
regards
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Best place to share guitarix presets is
https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts
You can upload the preset bank there and add comments in the description, which plugs it use from
https://github.com/brummer10?tab=repositories
regards
hermann
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Re: new (LV2) Analogue Bass Pre Amp Simulation
For the lazies on Arch Linux, I just made a pkgbuild that gets all the new simulations at once:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gx-lv2-git/
Cheers,
LX
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gx-lv2-git/
Cheers,
LX