The hiss from TH-U is coming because of wrong settings indeed. If you hover over the amp mostly the upper left corner of the amp shows an gear wheel. Click on it and play around with those tubes. This is the first step to get rid of hiss. The other step is to try different distortion/overdrive pedals and turn the "tone knob" more to the left. If you know how to setup those kind of things properly you normally barely need any eqing afterwards.

 

Last edited: Jun 8, 2020

Thanks for your attempt to help, but I know about the gear icon already. I can achieve close results as changing tubes with EQing so that doesn't really help. It will reduce the hiss but it reduces the quality of the sound as well. I tried to remove all the settings I had and just leave TH-U alone with only Kontakt and Shreddage and the results are way worst. Even more hiss and way worst sound. I don't know how you can achieve great results barely needing any EQ like you said. If you don't mind please provide an example of a Black Metal relatively clean tone using any Shreddage without much EQing. I really want to see how it would be possible. Because I am experimenting for some days now and I can't achieve it. I will appreciate it very much.

 

I managed to make a kinda nice KVLT Black Metal tone just now by adding 2 more pedals before the amp and kinda trying to lower the rest of the pedals, also I noticed that CLA Guitars Stereo from Waves kinda added some Hiss and took that out. There is still lots of nasty hiss but it has its own character good sound similar to the old Black Metal bands, it behaves a bit better with double notes playing on the tremolo but it also mixes with the Bass better. But sadly the hiss ruins the sound again overall. Other than that, I kept all the EQ Settings that I had before the same just changed some TH-U settings. I wonder if I should open a new thread cause I realised I got sidetracked since the original post was about the differences between Ample Sound with Shreddage virtual guitars. Let me know If I should do that.

 

Last edited: Jun 9, 2020

Very nice!