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Published on 03/16/12 at 03:18Mac on the implementation could not be simpler. Just copy the components in the library folder that goes well
No need for manual
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I use an iMac with Mac OS X Lion and Garageband as host (the Le456 is a plug in it needs a host application)
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 15 days.
I play only at home (never snooze, concert or other) and I had a rather bad at low volume with amps.
I tried to see Amplitube and Guitar Rig 3 Free 5 player (both free) history to consider replacing the amps by modeling, solution that I was immediately captivated.
And it works very well. I can finally have a quiet home good quality sound through headphones (or speakers using a Mac). Furthermore, as these two programs can be used as component audio in Garageband, I can add a small drum track more fun than a metronome.
Brief but happiness, but his side I was looking for something better and then can change amp gives it a click cravings experimentation.
By doing some research, I came across the site Lepou, Canadian author of these plug ins, which is being rewritten for the Mac.
Most of his productions is aimed more at big sound that spot, but it Le456 is a marvel in its clear (I have a Mexican Strat).
A priori it is a modeling amp ENGL Fireball ...
There are two channels, bright and saturated, and almost all settings that have been on a real amp.
I do not find that in aggregate, at least for what I've tried, either hyper credible modeling for large sounds (except maybe the Soldano of Amplitube) but its clear it works very well.
It has clear sound Le456 giant, ultra clear, slightly fat, powerful, and crystalline nervous .. of happiness to the headphone
It is free but I think I'll send a few dollars donation to the author (there is a link on its website) because frankly his stuff is better than Guitar Rig or Amplitube for my use.
No need for manual
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I use an iMac with Mac OS X Lion and Garageband as host (the Le456 is a plug in it needs a host application)
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 15 days.
I play only at home (never snooze, concert or other) and I had a rather bad at low volume with amps.
I tried to see Amplitube and Guitar Rig 3 Free 5 player (both free) history to consider replacing the amps by modeling, solution that I was immediately captivated.
And it works very well. I can finally have a quiet home good quality sound through headphones (or speakers using a Mac). Furthermore, as these two programs can be used as component audio in Garageband, I can add a small drum track more fun than a metronome.
Brief but happiness, but his side I was looking for something better and then can change amp gives it a click cravings experimentation.
By doing some research, I came across the site Lepou, Canadian author of these plug ins, which is being rewritten for the Mac.
Most of his productions is aimed more at big sound that spot, but it Le456 is a marvel in its clear (I have a Mexican Strat).
A priori it is a modeling amp ENGL Fireball ...
There are two channels, bright and saturated, and almost all settings that have been on a real amp.
I do not find that in aggregate, at least for what I've tried, either hyper credible modeling for large sounds (except maybe the Soldano of Amplitube) but its clear it works very well.
It has clear sound Le456 giant, ultra clear, slightly fat, powerful, and crystalline nervous .. of happiness to the headphone
It is free but I think I'll send a few dollars donation to the author (there is a link on its website) because frankly his stuff is better than Guitar Rig or Amplitube for my use.