The Neural DSP Soldano SLO-100 plugin is so much fun and sounds fantastic!

Опубликовано: 20 Март 2021
на канале: Guitar & DAW

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I am a big fan of Neural DSP and use the Archetype:Nolly plugin frequently. However, it was time to try some new stuff out so I downloaded the Cory Wong and Soldano SLO-100 plugins. And while I really came for the Cory Wong plugin (which is great) I couldn't stop playing around with the Soldano! I just need to buy this - and use it all the time! :-)

EDIT: Just found out that the input was a bit hot and pushed the amp a bit extra. But it's still great. :-)

This video is just me showing what the controls and channels can do.
I used a Fender Esquire-style guitar (alder body, maple neck) with a Lindy Fralin Twangmaster bridge pickup. All effects are from the Soldano SLO-100 plugin.

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Table of Contents:
00:00 Normal channel
01:18 Normal channel
02:25 Overdrive channel
04:45 Reverb (overdrive channel)
05:27 Delay (overdrive channel - this delay is great fun! Hear me improvise with some melodies and riffs around 07:00 and 09:10)
10:00 Compressor (overdrive channel)
11:28 Compressor (normal channel)
12:11 Overdrive 1 (normal channel)
13:17 Overdrive 2 (normal channel - maxed out gain on amp channel)
14:20 Both overdrives (same channel settings)
14:35 Playing around with Normal channel Crunch settings
15:10 Adding overdrives and Compressor
16:15 Back to overdrive channel
16:50 Adding pedals
17:27 Chorus (overdrive channel)
19:00 Normal channel: Setting up a sound on clean setting
19:35 Adding the Compressor and showing all settings
20:20 Normal channel: Setting up a sound on crunch setting
20:51 Dropping the compressor
21:08 Showing all settings
21:18 Playing around with the pedals on crunch setting
22:25 Delay on crunch setting
23:00 Overdrive channel: Setting up a sound
23:17 Playing around with the pedals on overdrive channel
23:49 Delay on overdrive setting
24:48 Adding overdrive pedal and back to the delay (and here I go again!)
26:08 Great distorted riff on the deep strings with the delay feeding back! :-)
26:50 Back to "lead" delay sound
27:17 More relaxed riff played with fingers - will use it for a song
28:05 Listen to the delay wear off :-)