Fender’s modeling offering is a versatile one, the company’s signature glassy clean is present and accounted for as you’d expect, but there’s plenty else on offer. From British-style amp voicings to the higher gain tones of the EVH series you won’t be shy of sounds to choose from.

Also, last but not least the factory IRs’ extension! This is a bit weird as they decided to come up with “.uli” extension. 🙂 Sounds like Uli Behringer wants to leave his marks even in the file extension realm. In the following decades, this stompbox approach to amp and cab simulation was bound to find a powerful ally in the fast-developing field of DSP technology applied to audio.

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However with a multi-effects unit, you’ve got less chance of failure due to bad patch cables or faulty pedalboard power supplies, less to carry around, and they’re usually cheaper when you take into account the cost of some individual pedals. So instead, I would implement a hidden feature to enable fast scrolling with the footswitch on top of the default features. .uli Extension! Also common nowadays is for a multi-effects unit to double up as an audio interface or amp modeller. These USB-enabled devices can be plugged into one of the best laptops for music production, allowing you to record songs into a digital audio workstation ( DAW) like Ableton Live or Pro Tools.

As ever though, our advice is simple. Work out what you'll realistically want, need or use. Be clear on your budget. Don't be distracted by extra bells and whistles - unless that’s what you want. Are multi-effects pedals worth it? NEW TC Electronic Impulse IR Loader - The Easiest IR Loader to Use?! The NEW TC Electronic Impulse is TC Electronics' first IR Loader! Featuring 25 Built-in IR, 12 Official Celestion Cab Models & 99 IR Slots, it’s a Cab Sim and IR Loader, without the complexity of working with impulse response files. | https://tinyurl.com/y5bguua8After your guitar itself and the dialled-in tone of your amp, there’s a lot more that can affect your sound. The speaker type, the space you’re in, the microphone you’re using, the microphone’s preamp or position – the list goes on. Testing out a multi-effects pedal is a fairly straightforward procedure, and similar to testing a standalone stompbox. Although the quality of pedals is subjective - like many pieces of musical equipment - there is a set of criteria that every pedal should meet before we recommend it to anyone.