Visual EQ – Being able to see and easily adjust the EQ to help you recreate the tone you want in different settings.Īmp Matching – Letting the software sample the any existing recording and then apply that tone to your playing – this saves you having to work your way through all the different options within the software to try and recreate the tone yourself.Ĭelestion IRs – Being able to switch between lots of different cabinet options easily and quickly. In this short video (just over 4 minutes) Rich homes on 3 key aspects of BIAS AMP 2 that he’s found particularly valuable:

As well as being lead guitar, Rich also writes and produces, so knows a thing or two about the importance of getting the right tone both live and in the studio. Rich Ward (aka The Duke) is well known as the lead guitarist of heavy metal outfit Fozzy, and previously Stuck Mojo.

So if you’re still deciding whether Celestion IRs along with BIAS AMP 2 Elite is the right choice of virtual amp software for you, we’ve picked out 4 of the best demos and reviews, with a quick overview of what you can expect from each one, to help you make up your mind. It’s fair to say the launch has resulted in a lot of buzz within the music industry, from seasoned gear reviewers and professional guitarists on both sides of the pond, with numerous YouTube videos now available. (For an overview of features read our blog: Celestion IRs Team Up with Positive Grid – For the Ultimate Tone Design) Last month we announced the launch of Celestion IRs inclusion in Positive Grid’s most advanced guitar amp software yet – BIAS AMP 2 – featuring Celestion impulse responses for 5 of our best known speakers in the Elite version.

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