Waves Announces Gtr Solo Modeling Software

Mar 25, 2008

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World-leading DSP specialists Waves announce the GTR Solo, the latest addition to the acclaimed GTR Series of guitar and bass processing solutions. Featuring a number of realistically modeled amps, cabinets and stomp boxes, GTR Solo offers the GTR family's studio-quality sounds in an intuitive, highly affordable software package. With GTR Solo, guitarists and bassists can simply plug their instruments into their computers to experience the unmistakable sound and excitement of real amps and effects.

GTR Solo includes amp models from Fender®, Marshall®, Vox® and more, modeled using revolutionary sampling techniques; they do not merely approximate the sounds of the original gear but recreate every last nuance. 10 amps are included in total: Clean, Sweet, Edgy, Drive, Overdrive, Crunch, Shredder, PRS Scorch and PRS Crush (Guitar Amps), and Solid State (Bass Amp). The software also features cabinet models that render the aural sensation of real speakers moving air. 10 cabs are included: 12" Open Back, 2x12" Closed Back, 2x12" Open Back, 4x10" Open Back, 4x12" Standard, 4x12" Vintage, Acme 12" Custom, Bass 8x10" Pro, Acme 4x12" Vintage Gibson® Skylark and Acme 8" Open Back Hiwatt®. Finally, a total of 13 stomp boxes can enhance the sound even further: OverDrive, Distortion, Phaser, Flanger, Chorus, Delay, Wah Wah, Spring, Pitcher, Vibrolo, GateComp, EQ and Volume.

Waves CEO Gilad Keren stated, "Our GTR Series of products has been enormously successful in bringing guitarists and bassists the tools they need. The GTR Solo continues this by offering our groundbreaking sounds in a remarkably accessible and affordable software package. As always, we have gone to great lengths to model the original gear's exact behavior, and to so easily have these tools at players' disposal on their computers brings a new level of intensity to the playing experience for guitarists worldwide."

For more information, visit their web site at www.waves.com.