Tone Maps: A New Approach To Sound Design And Tone Control
Initially designed to navigate presets in 2D and create new guitar amp tones in Destructor and Axiom by morphing between presets (See this tone explorer video for more details), tone maps …
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Multicore Processing: What Is It, and Why Do You Care?
A new multicore processing feature has been recently introduced to our plug-ins, to get the best real time performance out of modern CPUs. Let’s see what’s hidden behind this new feature, how it works and why you care about it for your audio effects and instruments.
Apple M1 vs Intel for Audio: A Benchmark
The new Apple M1 Macs have been available for a few months now, and the new M1 processor has been reported to bring huge performance gains for multiple CPU benchmarks. …
The Morphing Amps Of Axiom & Destructor
Did you know that you can morph between amp simulations in Axiom and Destructor? Also, have you ever tried to drive lead synth tones thru a guitar amp? Check out …
Miaow Wah: The Future of Wah?
The Miaow Wah is a plug-in available in AXIOM, Patchwork, Late Replies & MB7 Mixer. This is probably one of the most versatile and complete Wah plug-in available, thanks to …
Axiom: Every Amp, Guitar and Pickup You Could Ever Need!
Mike CGS checks out Axiom at 42 Gear Street, accompanied by Sam Bell! He was actually pretty impressed by all what you get inside of a single piece of software.
Creating Beautiful Lead Guitar Harmonies
Here’s another great built-in plugin, the Harmonizer. Just like most plugins built into AXIOM, you can also find it in Patchwork, Late Replies or the MB7 Mixer. The difference between …
The Guitar Geek Checks Out Axiom At 42 Gear Street
Having heard other guitarists play with Axiom on a FRFR speaker during the whole week-end at 42 Gear Street, Andy (TheGuitarGeek) couldn’t resist and wanted to explore our multi effects …
Blue Cat Axiom’s Built-In Distortion Pedals
Axiom has a built-in amp simulator, but did you know that it is also loaded with 10 excellent overdrive and distortion pedals, all based on the acclaimed Destructor technology? The …
Phaser vs Flanger: What’s The Difference?
Flanger and Phaser are both modulation effects that create deep filters sweeping around the spectrum over time. But they are produced by different means, and they do not sound the …