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Overloud BHS ACE Rig Library [Synth Presets]
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Overloud BHS ACE Rig Library [Synth Presets]

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BHS STUDIO ACE is the TH-U expansion library, signed by Big Hairy Sounds, seeking to recreate the 80's and 90's tones of studio guitar ace Dann Huff*, based on Mesa*, Peavey*, Kasha* and modified Marshall* amplifiers. The library contains 136 Rigs, captured using the following amplifiers: Mesa Studio Preamp* Classic studio staple, that delivers exquisite clean tones and fantastic dirty tones. It is powered by 2150 and 2:90 power amps. Kasha Rockmod* the two channel preamp from a great Los Angeles amp designer that was on endless hits and albums. It is powered by a 2150 power amp. Peavey Classic 50* delivers fat and juicy tones that were a hallmark of the 90's. A modified Marshall* to bring everything from classic rock to aggressive searing lead tones. The library also includes 58 patches focused on recreating the typical '80s and '90s studio tones.

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This pack includes: Synth Presets. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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