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What a great comparison 
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Great article guys!!!
, quite complete! If anybody would like to listen to some Heavy Metal samples from some of these great plugins you can go to http://www.santoclemenzi.com/?p=719&lang=en Great article guys!!!
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Thanks! We'll keep going this way 
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Really useful info ! 
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Glad we could be of help. 
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LePou and Amplitube are some of the clear top guns. Having worked with both, I wouldn't say either is better or worse, but certainly different. LePou is wayyyyy lighter on your cpu whereas Amplitube makes my setup sound like a microwave. Plus the credits system on amplitube is no fun.
One of my favorite free virtual guitar amps is NadIR from ignite amps. Whenever free also joins something I like to call 'not shitty', that's what I call a win-win
https://en.audiofanzine.com/plugin-amp-simulator/ignite-amps/nadir/news/
One of my favorite free virtual guitar amps is NadIR from ignite amps. Whenever free also joins something I like to call 'not shitty', that's what I call a win-win
https://en.audiofanzine.com/plugin-amp-simulator/ignite-amps/nadir/news/
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