dessmetal provides high-quality guitar amplifier sounds. It uses machine learning technology to mimic the response of real hardware. You can use this software as a standalone application or as a plugin within your recording software.
Follow these steps to install the software on your computer. You do not need technical skills to complete this process.
To run dessmetal, your computer needs a few basic components. These requirements ensure the audio processing works without delays.
Open the standalone application to start playing immediately. Connect your guitar through your audio interface. Select your interface in the application settings menu. The gain control allows you to shape your sound from clean to distorted textures.
If you prefer to use recording software, move the VST3 file to your designated plugin folder. Your recording software should detect the new plugin upon startup. You can then add the plugin to any track where you want to apply amp simulation.
Do I need a special driver? Most audio interfaces function well with ASIO drivers. We recommend installing the latest driver from your interface manufacturer.
Does this software work on Mac? Yes, the software supports macOS, but this guide focuses on Windows installation.
Can I use this for live performance? Many users use this software for live sound. Keep your buffer settings low to reduce the delay between playing a note and hearing the sound.
If you encounter no sound, check your input settings. Ensure the software selects the correct input channel for your guitar. Check that your physical volume knob on your guitar turns up. If you hear clicks or pops, increase the buffer size in the audio settings menu until the audio becomes clear.
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