TONE3000

Tone City Golden Plexi

Pedal Capture

NAM

nb

2 hours ago

Description

A set of multiple models / profiles from the Tone City Golden Plexi pedal, which is supposed to emulate a plexi, so it's more of an amp in a box Trained using the Dry / Wet Method Signal Chain: Guitar → Passive DI box Input Passive DI box XLR Out → Audio Interface Input 1 (Dry Line Level Input) Passive DI box Thru Out → Pedal → Audio Interface Input 2 (Wet Instrument Level Input) Notes: Both inputs recorded using Reaper, did some manual level matching as one signal is line level and clean and the other is dirty. My interface is Motu M2, while not studio grade, its pre-amps are quite decent The pedal has a very musical bite and crisp sound, and has a lot of gain stored up. It can be used straight with an IR imo, but it's upto you. Disclaimer My guitar has passive pickups, and I didn't have an active DI box, so had to use the passive one which I had, but this is a pretty usable profile still

Makes and Models

Tone City Golden Plexi

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Models

Each model captures the gear at specific knob settings.

A2-FullESR: 0.0011

A2-LiteESR: 0.0021

400 Epochs

Dry/Wet

Captured on

Tone3000 - NAM Captures and IRs

A2-FullESR: 0.0015

A2-LiteESR: 0.0032

400 Epochs

Dry/Wet

Captured on

Tone3000 - NAM Captures and IRs

A2-FullESR: 0.0011

A2-LiteESR: 0.0013

400 Epochs

Dry/Wet

Captured on

Tone3000 - NAM Captures and IRs

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