Hey there!
I'm designing an amplifier simulator for guitar recording, possibly live play if the design and build come out great. I'm down to the schematics, a mixture of different schematics found around the internet (apart form the preamp section, that I've designed from scratch), 3 Band EQ, Marshall Speaker Simulator and an FX loop section, with all the bells and whistles. I'm wondering... Does this all make sense to you? I want a humble opinion and some improvements that I can make if possible.
Thanks so much!
I'm designing an amplifier simulator for guitar recording, possibly live play if the design and build come out great. I'm down to the schematics, a mixture of different schematics found around the internet (apart form the preamp section, that I've designed from scratch), 3 Band EQ, Marshall Speaker Simulator and an FX loop section, with all the bells and whistles. I'm wondering... Does this all make sense to you? I want a humble opinion and some improvements that I can make if possible.
Thanks so much!
My humble opinion is that you will emulate a cheap eighties solid state amplifier quite well. All fizz and buzz and no "tone" or compression.
Is that what you were trying to achieve?
If not, I humbly suggest you read through various explanations of how guitar amps get their tone, such as Rob Robinette and look at a range of emulation options such the runoffgroove works
You've got cabinet emulation but appear to have no emulation of the speaker itself which may or maynot be part of the "tone" you're trying to emulate. (there's no heated-coil compression emulation).
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