Warm, crunchy, and cocked overdrive tone: Overdrive FX engine
In the early days of electric guitars and amplification, guitarists didn't care if their guitar sound was altered until it "broke" at the limit of their amplifiers. They cranked up the gain on their amplifiers for one thing: LOUD. It resulted in a crunchy, saturated sound with added sustain, raw, but it responded very well to the dynamics of playing. Straight to rock and roll in a box, you can choose from five overdrive models:
- Blues Overdrive: Mimics saturated British amplifiers
- Boutique Overdrive: a custom-made overdrive, sounds fat and dynamic
- Mad Overdrive: Hard, thick, and preserves the dynamics of your playing style
- Modern Overdrive: a new overdrive model that can be taken to dense distortion
- Pro Overdrive: warm and tight, the classic screaming sound
- Zepp Fuzz: the classic British rock sound
Features
- Five types of distortion
- Gain, tone, and output volume controls
- Bypass switch button
- Dry-wet control
- Oversampling up to 8x
- CV inputs for automation
System requirements
Mac
- Mac OS X 10.7 or later (Intel/M1 Apple Silicon compatible) (64-bit only)
- Core2 Duo or higher (latest Intel i3 recommended)
- 4 GB RAM minimum
- VST, VST3, or Audio Unit compatible host/DAW
Windows
- Windows Vista or later (64-bit only)
- Core2 Duo or AMD Phenom ii X4 or higher (latest version of Intel i3, AMD A4 or higher recommended)
- 4 GB RAM minimum
- VST or VST3 compatible host/DAW
Important notes:
- Pro Tools 11 or later is required for the AAX format
- Reason 7.1 or later is required for the rack extension format
- A VST, VST3, AU, or AAX compatible host/sequencer is required to run this software.
