ToneLib-GFX

ToneLib-GFX

size 24 MB  / 25 MB  / 17 MB 

ToneLib-GFX is a collection of guitar amps, speaker cabinets and effects.
The Tonelib-GFX also supports 3rd party impulse responses (IRs), offering even greater tonal flexibility.
The really special thing about ToneLib-GFX is the amazing high quality of guitar amp tones achieved simply by plugging your guitar into a computer via an audio interface. ToneLib-GFX gives you a professional guitar sound without the expense and hassle.
For playing, practicing and recording guitar at home, enjoy pro-quality guitar sounds with headphones or studio monitors, any time of the day or night. For quality, versatility and convenience, this beats any traditional guitar amp.
For the professional working studio or music producer, ToneLib-GFX can give your projects a top class guitar sound, streamline your work and give you more time to focus on producing great music.
For the writing and performing artist, ToneLib-GFX gives you the convenience of working on your music when and where you need to. With inspiring guitar sounds instantly available, you can concentrate more effort on your guitar playing and your music.

   

ToneLib-GFX-Win64  ( 24.8 MB )

Tonelib-GFX-OSX  ( 25.8 MB )

ToneLib-GFX-amd64 ( 17.3 MB )

Tags: GFXToneLib

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