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Fremen ToneX presets Rock and Metal 1 [Synth Presets]
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Fremen ToneX presets Rock and Metal 1 [Synth Presets]

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35 presets (*) for the ToneX Pedal and ToneX app. Each preset uses a different Tone Model. Amps I captured for that pack : Soldano SLO 30, Victory V30 MKII The Jack ; a few Synergy modules : Morgan AC, Vai (Steve Vai signature), OS (a Dumble Overdrive Special clone), Plexi (a Marshall Plexi type module), Soldano SLO, Tdlx (a Fender type module, based on the Tweed & Deluxe) ; and two captures from presets I made on my favorite modeler, which I use a lot. The presets with a "SH" heading were made for the owner of the Soldano SLO 30, using his settings. All captures were made with a Suhr IR or Torpedo Captor X loadbox, using my custom IRs. (*) including 6 bonus Synergy Soldano SLO presets added on 21/04/2023. One of the module's tube died on me while I was capturing it the first time ; I made those 6 new captures with the new tube.

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