Shred Suite

Shred Suite

size 11.3 MB

The Shred Suite features 6 versatile amp heads ranging from warm, sweet, clean tones to hair-raising metal thunder.

  • Shred: A metal and hard rock powerhouse, the SHRED head is all about rocking out.
  • Enthalpos Median: Enthalpos is all poweramp, the wildcard of the bunch.
  • Supersound 1972: Dark and doomy, the Supersound is right at home churning out early Sabbath-style ethereal drones.
  • Marvel: The Marvel is an all-rounder, capable of crystalline cleans and thunderous British crunch.
  • Quarter: Pure, classic clean tones and fantastic mild break-up, the Quarter is a bluesman’s dream.
  • Honken: The Honken kicks out Classic British tone, fantastic for sweet, glassy cleans and great crunch.

Perhaps the most interesting feature of Shred is the feature that allows you to create a head that suits you: AcmeBarGig’s ‘Frankenamp’ technology allows you to select the parts from any of the other heads and mix and match them for a sound all your own. You like the bass from the Marvel head? Add its bass knob. Want the Gain of the Shred Head? Add its Gain section.
Shred comes with 6 built-in stereo out rack effects and a cabinet / room simulator.

 

Shred-1.06 ( 11.3 MB )

Tags: Shred Suite

Recent Posts

WetEQ – British Console EQ

Tired of your in-the-box mixes sounding sterile, flat, and lifeless? We've all been there - you crank a high shelf…

Aether Stereo Exciter – Harmonic Saturator

Are your mixes sounding flat, dull, and thin no matter how hard you push your EQ? We’ve all been there,…

True Panner – 3D Stereo Imager

Tired of your mixes sounding two-dimensional and cluttered right down the middle? I found a fix that is going to…

Phantom Ghost Reverb – Transition FX

Tired of spending ten minutes chopping, bouncing, and realigning audio just to get a simple reverse swell? I found a…

Polarity-Recorder – Audio Capture

Tired of playing the most fire synth lead of your life, only to look over and realize your DAW wasn't…

Harmony Pro – Chord Assistant

Tired of laying down the same tired four-bar chord loop on every single track? We have all been there, staring…