STL Tones launches Andy James Tonality Guitar Amp Plug-In Suite
Three signature amp models, two overdrives and three effects pedals
STL Tones Andy James signature plugin · Source: STL Tones
STL Tones Andy James signature plugin · Source: STL Tones
STL Tones’ new Andy James signature plug-in pack gives you three amp models, two overdrives and three effect pedals, delivering another Tonality package of high-gain tones for your DAW setup.
STL Tones Andy James
The new STL Tones Tonality Andy James plug-in is a software suite of effects modelling the set-up of British metal guitarist Andy James. It’s similar in scope to previous STL Tones Tonality packages that have recreated the guitar rigs of players like Will Putney.
Like the previous Tonality incarnations, the Andy James pack comes in VST/AU/AAX formats and also includes a standalone option. They will all run in either Mac OS 10.9 or Windows 7 or above. While the Will Putney package included 5 models, the Andy James pack has only three. But it does include Andy’s signature drive pedal and some effects that he often uses.
Andy James’ virtual overdrives emulated in software · Source: STL Tones
Revenant Pre Amp
One of the two overdrives provided here in software form is based on Andy’s Revenant Pre Amp pedal, the other is based around the Maxon OD-808. That should let you get a faithful rendition of his drive tones, just in software. The Revenant can be used either as a pedal in the front of your virtual Amp, or in the Power Amp section, thanks to the Routing option.
Three Amps
Three amp models are offered here, numbered 1, 2 and 3. The first two are modelled after a high-gain metal head. Amp 2 is all about the lead channel. Amp 3 goes for a more vintage 1960s tone, with a built in tremolo. Think AC30.
There is an introductory pricing offer of USD 89, instead of the standard USD 119 retail price, so early adopters will save some money. There is also a 10-day trial, so you can check it out in full first. Follow the link below to access the trial or order your full copy. The plug-in requires an iLok account but no USB dongle.
RRP – USD 119 with an Introductory Pricing of USD 89.99
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2 responses to “STL Tones launches Andy James Tonality Guitar Amp Plug-In Suite”
I am new to learning to play a guitar. Is this something I should get instead of actual amps and speakers?
Thanks,
Peggy
If you want to record and practise at lower volumes then it could work nicely.