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Native Instruments Guitar Rig 7 Pro Guitar Amp & Effects Software

Guitar/Bass Amp and FX Modeling Software with Amplifiers, Effects and Utilities, Intelligent Circuit Modeling, Macro Parameters, and Artist Presets - Mac/PC Standalone, VST, AU, AAX
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Seven is Heaven!

Navigate the depths of your studio creativity with Guitar Rig 7 Pro from Native Instruments. Utilizing their impressive Intelligent Circuit Modelling (ICM) technology, Native Instruments gave the seventh iteration of Guitar Rig Pro four new and exciting amplifiers to work with, based off of legendary models of the past. Also new to Guitar Rig 7 Pro are a handful of effects and rack components, over 100 presets, a detailed looping station, and even the Cabinet Impulse Response Loader for enhancing the depth and definition of your favorite stacks. All of this allows you to easily fine-tune your signal flow and allow context to help guide you toward streamlined sessions and the development of your favored tone with absolute ease. Guitarists at Sweetwater are impressed by Guitar Rig 7 Pro’s ability to cater to the functional needs of guitarists young and old, veteran and novice. Ditch the cost and clutter of temperamental hardware and open the door to Guitar Rig 7 Pro — a new, collective, and exciting digital guitar experience.

Vintage amp-centered additions

Software modeling in the guitar realm has never been so exhilarating, especially now that Guitar Rig 7 Pro packs in four new yet timelessly iconic amplifiers to play through. The first of the fresh batch is the Super Fast 100, supplying the shimmer and acidic crunch of the classic 100W British tube amp we all know and love. The Reverb Delight grants guitarists a dutifully dimensional tone straight out of the 1960s. Meanwhile, the 2-channel AC Box XV chimes with brilliant cleanliness and hand-wired tubey breakup of Liverpudlian fame. Finally, for the bass fanatics, the Bass Rage delivers some old-school and monstrous 300W tube-driven presence to anchor things on the low end. All this is provided through Native Instruments’ astounding ICM technology that continues to push the boundaries of sonic modeling realism.

You’ve also got access to the all-new Cabinet Impulse Response Loader. Use this loader in conjunction with your preferred impulse responses (IR), and hear the presence of iconic cabinets of all sizes come to life right from your computer! Included in the factory library are incredible IRs designed by some of the best manufacturers around, including 3 Sigma Audio, Bogren Digital, cabIR, Kohle Audio Kult, and Lancaster Audio.

More rack-mounted mayhem

Guitar Rig 7 Pro also has cool paths for production, offering a host of new rack-mount effects and presets to help present your sound exactly on your terms. Noise Machine injects vinyl crackle and tape noise into your recordings for total lo-fi vibes. Implement the intensity of rock organ chorus with the Vintage Vibrato effect, or give your tracks a truly analog film by letting Tape Wobble supply a bit of magnetic imbalance. Explore a wealth of over 100 fresh presets that cater to your every sonic request, and even run iZotope’s Ozone Maximizer for phenomenal dynamics control built right in.

Effect and loop like never before

Native Instruments’ ICM engineering isn’t finished yet. A handful of virtual effects pedals are brand-new to Guitar Rig 7 Pro and serve up some seriously cool tones to pique your creativity. Give your project a bit of hardware distortion and saturation with Kolor, or really layer on some grunge-era goodness with Seattle Fuzz. Maybe the origins of death metal are more your vibe, in which case Chainsaw is happy to oblige. Iconic high-gain distortion comes right to your digital doorstep in the form of the Skreamer Deluxe. At the same time, tamer options such as the IVP Stomp preamplifier enable subtly classic adjustments to bring out the very best of your tone.

Need a steady rhythm section to back your jams, practices, or brainstorming sessions? Guitar Rig 7 Pro’s integrated Loop Machine Pro is here to help. A sure-fire assistant for promoting creativity, Loop Machine Pro is ready to keep the energy flowing while you make the magic happen. It’s even a helpful tool for streamed performances, content creation, and more.

Native Instruments Guitar Rig 7 Pro Features:

  • Guitar and Bass modeling studio fueled by NI's Intelligent Circuit Modelling (ICM)
  • 4x new timeless amplifiers, including Super Fast 100, Reverb Delight, AC Box XV, and Bass Rage
  • Cabinet Impulse Response Loader enables interactive replication of your favorite stacks via IRs
  • 4x new rack-mount effects, including Noise Machine, Vintage Vibrato, Tape Wobble, and Ozone Maximizer
  • 100+ new presets provide an enormous palate for creative potential
  • 5x new effects pedals, including Kolor, Seattle Fuzz, Chainsaw, Skreamer Deluxe, and IVP Stomp preamp
  • Onboard Loop Machine Pro helps energize jams, practices, brainstorms, streams, and more

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Tech Specs

  • Software Type: Guitar/Bass Modeling Effects
  • Platform: Mac, PC
  • Upgrade/Full: Full
  • Download/Boxed: Download
  • Bit Depth: 64-bit
  • Format: Standalone, AAX, VST3, AU
  • Hardware Requirements - Mac: Intel Core i5 / Apple Silicon or higher, 4GB RAM or more recommended
  • Hardware Requirements - PC: Intel Core i5 / AMD Ryzen 5 or higher, 4GB RAM or more recommended
  • OS Requirements - Mac: macOS 11 or later
  • OS Requirements - PC: Windows 10 or later
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 29951

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Rated 5/5

It sounds good

this is the best virtual amp that I have used.
Rated 5/5

So Good

While I'm still a happy Amplitude user, all the positive reviews on Guitar Rig and the sub $ price point compelled me to give it a try. You get so much value with this GREAT app and the sounds, effects, and simulations are fantastic. I find myself using this much more often than Amplitude. This is an easy 5-Star rating.
Rated 5/5

So many effects, so little time...

I had been using the demo version of Guitar Rig 6, for months and version 7 is a big upgrade to some already great software. So, I finally decided to buy the unlock for guitar rig 7 when I saw the sale was on. I am very happy with my purchase, and you will also need to download the free Native Instruments verification software to actually unlock your demo version. It only took a few minutes and I was up and running.

As a big fan of pedals (and the JHS show too) I am now officially cured of my pedal addiction. I still like Josh and his show, but I can't be bothered with messing around with actual pedals (or amps) any more. There are some 1500 pre-configured pedal board/amp/cab settings in Guitar Rig 7 that load quickly and have cryptic names. I can't stop trying each one out, and practicing my usual scales and arpeggios has taken on a whole new fun dimension. Whatever I am interested in, whether it's endless sustain, shimmering reverbs, or hard rock flanging, it's all here and more, much much more.

After using this with a couple of JBL monitor speakers and my desktop computer, and an M-audio air 192/6 interface, I have stopped using my tube amps altogether. And I have been a tube amp/pedal platform guy since the 1990's.

Now, my ears do seem to better appreciate the subtle thickening of tone that I hear when I finally fired up my tube amp, and used my boost pedal to get some genuine overdrive/tube distortion clipping. It sure does sound rich and sweet, but I still have a feeling that Guitar Rig 7 can reproduce this sound, I just haven't figured how exactly how yet. Since I have Guitar Rig 7, I don't have the time or the inclination to fool around with my heavy tube amp, or my pedal board. It's a really nice collection, of pedals, but I don't miss them at all.

I got my M-audio interface as a SDOTD, about a year ago, and I looked at all the different guitar amp softwares out there. Nothing comes close to Guitar Rig 7, for my purposes. It's ease of use is hard to believe after trying some of the other clunky guitar crap you can download. It makes me feel so organized, and I feel like taking command of this software has taken me a lot closer to gigging on a regular basis. I find I practice a lot more, and get more use out of my clean tones, in addition to the endless variety of effects now at my fingertips.
Music background: Guitar hobbyist
Rated 5/5

My favorite amp sim so far

Man I've tried basically all of the amp sims out there and I think this is the one that finally feels like I want it to. Amplitube for me has always been too noisy with a clunky interface. Neural is nice and simple but just doesn't feel like an amp to me. TH-U is actually probably my 2nd favorite, especially when using the rig player and their cab simulator.

I tried the demo for this after having not used my guitar rig 6 for a while, but I remember always loving the feeling of the Chicago amp. The demo for version 7 I thought was really nice because you can try everything for 30 min at a time (which is pretty generous compared to other companies).

I noticed every time I opened the demo and played a random preset that I would almost always be inspired by the tone to write something. That right there to me is a good amp sim (or instrument in general).

I kept playing around with it and noticed that all the ICM amps especially sound and FEEL really good, especially the dynamics. The ICM amp sims feel pretty dead on when it comes to pushing and pulling back gain on a tube amp. That's really hard to do well but I think NI nailed it with this technology. It's very inspiring and very easy to just sit back and have fun with sounds. Reading up on how NI developed ICM also instilled a lot of confidence in me for NI. For me, it's to the point where the Reverb Delight amp in GR7 could easily replace my Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb (also highly recommend) and behaves pretty much exactly like I want it to.

I hope NI updates some of the older amps with the ICM technology, because honestly I don't really enjoy playing those amps anymore. They have the artificial digital sound to my ears (high frequency stuff that usually gets toned down in analog rigs) and it's just distracting to me. None of the ICM amps gave me that feeling though, which again, is very impressive, as I think amplitube and Neural still have issues in that area, at least in my opinion. TH-U surprisingly not so much, but I don't love the interface as much as GR7.

I still think hardware has an especially soft spot in everyone's heart at the end of the day, but the ease of access for inspiring tones is what sold me. That is hard to do with hardware.

The other thing that really sets this plugin apart from other sims is the usability of the built in effects for literally any audio source. I can't confidently say you can do that and expect a good result with something like amplitube, that sounds like a headache. Maybe TH-U, but again, it's still a 2nd place to GR7. And man the amount of sounds in this plugin alone can set you up for a very long time.

I'm definitely happy with this product and will recommend to anyone that plays guitar, because $ is basically a new pedal, but this gives you a) so many great sounding and feeling gear options. b) high quality effects plugins that could replace other effect plugin bundles c) great practice and songwriting tools d) it's all portable if you have a laptop and decent interface. I paid $ to upgrade during the Black Friday sale.

Overall, highly recommend and hope I helped someone with this review. Coming from someone who has tried most of the amp sims out there (sorry bank account) and just wants to make great inspiring guitar sounds easily from anywhere, this is the best that I've tried yet.

Happy shredding!
Music background: Not a pro, but decent amateur engineer/producer
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