Probably the first actually underrated amp sim in here.

Edit: Also the best NAM loader too.

 

Thanks, I never knew it could handle NAM profiles.

 

Try VTarAMPS , before the current ampsimp world.. 15 years ago I used this ampsim and it still sounds great today...
lately i've been trying Polarityaudio and AMP Locker form Audio assault
AMP Locker can run NAM makes it very flexible and has a large collection of amps fx, really like it because amplocker have jcm 800 modified

 

Thanks on offer.. I fount it, hardly but i found it on my discs.. backup disks.. now I have it on y hard disk.. but thanks!!!!

 

i never found it on the sister site but i remember i got it from a site that was in all Spanish, which i feel like i should remember because its the only other site ive been too and used.

 

Have you tried NAM's nano or feather captures? they're light weight versions meant to use less CPU. Also, while still in beta, the new A2 architecture is supposed to be more effiecient.

 

Yeah A2 is going to be a revolution.
Because hardware makers will have NO MORE EXCUSES for their crappy converted proprietary formats

 

Softube Amp Room

Over the years, Softube has worked with some of the biggest names in the music business like Marshall, Fender, Abbey Road and Universal Audio. In that time, they’ve developed their own bundle of powerful amp emulations, bringing together the best features of a number of classic amps.
Softube’s Vintage Amp Room features the White Amp based on the Marshall JCM800, the Brown Amp based on the Fender Twin and the Green Amp based on the Vox AC30.

Their Metal Amp Room was co-developed with Patrik Jensen (The Haunted) and tailored to his needs. Metal Amp Room features upgraded microphone emulations, allowing for stereo mics and adjustable panning. The cabinets were measured in the In Flames studio (previously known as Studio Fredman). Check out the presets for some of the studio engineers’ personal favorites.

Softube’s Bass Amp Room features an emulation of a Hiwatt DR103 amp, an Amp SVT cab as well as a few proprietary options.

 

One that hasn't been mentioned yet that I like is the Kuassa Amplifikation 360. A couple that have been mentioned that are quite good are the Otto 11 11 11 11. I honestly think it would be more successful if it didn't have that stupid name. For high gain stuff that thing is a beast! The Aurora DSP Rhino is a good one with a unique layout. The company formally known as MAGIX with Vandal is good.

There is one that doesn't exist that I am imagining in my head right now and it is incredible. I wish you guys could try it out. It sounds absolutely superb. It incorporates every good feature you could imagine. In the rack effect section there is even a dating app with girls who are guaranteed to put out because they like your playing so much. The stomp box section has a set of five different buzz (not fuzz) pedals with each one representing a different drug/intoxicant and when you push it that substance will show up at your door within 10 minutes. It really is something to behold!

 

"Some" open stuff collected here: HyMPS \ AUDIO \ Effects \ Guitar

...anyway Amplitron (not added to the previous list yet) is coming.

 

Bro, did you write that in one go?
I was going to rate "agree" after the first part. Then I was "holy heck this is crazy LMAO" and gonna rate "funny" at the second.
I settled for a balanced total outcome of "like".

 

Not familiar with A2 could someone elaborate?

 

Nembrini and Melda have some of my favorite amp sims.

 

New NAM A2 format will be "down scalable".
So you can make an high quality capture, and scale it down on the device itself (quality and CPU RAM ressources).

Some more reading :
https://www.neuralampmodeler.com/post/architecture-a2

 

Still sound "meh" compared to high quality Nam captures