HeadRush Prime - Guitar & Vocal Multi Effects Pedal & Amp Modelling Processor with Amp Cloner, Antares Auto-Tune, WiFi, Touchscreen, Looper & Bluetooth

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This library is expanded on a regular basis via firmware updates (available via onboard Wi-Fi connection, or USB connection to Mac/ PC) that add new features based on user requests and feedback.

when using clones and revalver the DSP is high and if you switch scenes in the same preset, you may experience a slight delay.My favorite experience was using the Pedalboard during a Tribute to the Music of Sting and the Police show with a 20-piece big band. It uses a custom-designed multicore DSP system with gapless preset switching at the heart of the system. The HeadRush Prime includes an ever-expanding library of on-board guitar FX, amp, cab and microphone emulations, amp clones, impulse responses, as well as a full suite of vocal FX (including the industry-standard Antares Auto-Tune®)! The HeadRush Pedalboard is a truly convenient and compact way to bring all of the best classic vintage and modern gear you will ever need to stages near or far without breaking the bank or your back.

The high resolution and ultra-responsive 7-inch display enables you to touch, swipe, and drag-and-drop to instantly create and edit your rigs in an unprecedentedly easy-to-use way. HeadRush is committed to expanding this library by adding new models based on user requests and feedback.These are premium emulations of the most cherished guitar and studio gear with unprecedented accuracy and jaw dropping natural dynamic response. Many of our heroes had only a one-channel amp and needed to coax the sounds they heard in their heads out of a guitar and an amp. The latest addition to the HeadRush range is the compact MX5 - a powerful amp modeller and effects processor.

Direct Wi-Fi connection to the HeadRush Cloud for clone sharing, preset sharing and firmware updates.After the cloning process is complete, you can make flexible adjustments such as removing the speaker cabinet sound from an amplifier clone, so that you can use your clone with different cabinet models or impulse responses. I also believe that every device has the potential to be better and is only a master engineering hire away. I’m just letting you know what’s out there, and if I have the opportunity to dive into these, you’ll be the first to know.