I used to use Amlpitube 4, but now I just stick to Archetype Plini, Cory Wong, and Gojira. I have the Darkglass VST too for bass ;)
I think Plini is pretty good for modern tones. It has custom IRs too so there's a decent amount of sounds you can get through that as well. The three amps included are all essentially just different gain stages, but you do get an external overdrive and compressor in front of them. You get bass, middle and treble for each amp + and extra graphic eq so you definitely have a lot of options in that regard.
Though IMO, it leaves a bit to be desired if you're into chunky, fuzzy lead tones (which I usually use Cory Wong for). Hope that helps :0
lottielottie
Creator of
Recent community posts
Thank you! Yes, I pretty much just improv'd over the chord progression. I did a few takes for the left and right then just chose my favorites. Took a second since I wanted it to be one long take (outside of the intro which I recorded separately). This was all running through Archetype Plini and Archetype Cory Wong as amp simulators!
I definitely had a lot of trouble with recording piano, lol. I ended up having rerecord the original piano takes after I recorded drums because I was just so out of time by the end of it all - even after redoing the piano, It's still so scuffed at places.
The intro was my favorite part as well, and I originally tried to write it with a more symphonic set of instruments but thought that didn't really fit the theme.

