Does the Tonex pedal work with the cracked version of the software? Thank you

 

You get the ToneX Max software whith the pedal, so you don't need cracked version.

 

Has the tone x V guitar rig been discussed here. I tend to use guitar rig for sound design and wondered if tone x offers similar or something a bit different. Sorry if this question is not relevant to this thread

 

But does the Tonex pedal work with the cracked presets? And I don't like IK Management

 

MaxSxB and zib. You guys have a PM.

 

Thanks Davman, great !

Codence version 1.2.2 is out : https://www.codence.de/tonex/ (thanks wiesi for previous post)

v1.2.2 (29th January 2024)

• .: after changing a model, the refresh of the tables is no longer resetting the view
• .: cleanup

v1.2.1 (24th January 2024)

• .: according to tone models, missing IRs are now also copied with a preset
• .: allow to change the GUID in the change dialog of a model
• .: changed default fields for showing and searching
• .: changed some dimensions of dialogs
• .: clear searchfield if database gets closed

 

Does anyone have the latest updated tone-x sqlite database available?

 

Anyone selling a license cheap?

 

I can't see no reason why iot wouldn't work the presets isnt cracked there is no key or unlocking required to use them they are simple presets that is shared to the public.
I still wonder if i should buy a used ToneX Pedal or if i shall wait until there is a dedicated NAM pedal available ToneX has way bigger capture library but NAM is slightly more realistic sonically although it required really good monitors/headphones to hear it and of course you need to hear it isolated.
In a mix noone could tell the differenc and that goes for playing with a band relatively loud and that goes for all modelers aswell even the cheap ones as long as you use IR's (or poweramp - real cab) anyone who say they could hear difference in a mix and playing with a band is lying it is just placebo nothing else.
it is all in their head and the more expensive the gear is the more they belelive they can hear the difference
This statement is for amp sounds only and also drive pedals for effects especially reverb the difference is pretty obvious and also some pitch and modulations

 

This pack looks good but $99 seems a bit steep.

 

My main gripe with ToneX is DYNAMIC.
It is less reactive to pick attack, so i prefer NAM, Rig Player, Mooer MNRS, Kemper ... to it for metal or any high gain/shred.

Of course, mix eng will not feel it. Only guitar players will feel it. And even more, only fast high gain players.

 

Hey, version 1.6.0 is out https://audioz.download/software/wi...ultimedia-tonex-max-v160-need-r2r-keygen.html
changelog :
TONEX 1.6. Some minor stuff but the "Date Added" column is back as is up/down arrow key IR browsing. Looks like you can drop in entire IR folders now too.

Added MESA/Boogie official skins to support the MESA/Boogie Reference Signature Collection.
Re-introduced the ToneNET tab when using the Librarian, to allow dragging of ToneNET Tone Models to the Pedal.
Custom IR: added drag & drop for files or folders to the Custom IR window.
Custom IR: added browsing with the keyboard up/down arrows.
Custom IR: added automatic numbering of shortened names to avoid duplicates
Custom IR: fixed the Delete feature.
Right clicking on avatars on ToneNET allows searching by user on ToneNET (@nickname).
Sorting by "Date Added" now more efficient.
General reliability improvements.

 

Last edited: Feb 15, 2024

More to come soon... ;)

 

This demo is better.

 

Last edited: Feb 16, 2024

Is it possible to extract the new official Mesa captures and the IK Dumble ODS captures from this database file so they can be imported into a legal copy of Tonex?

 

I'm wondering same, if its possible we should do a groupbuy and share them

 

I tried the Mesa pack and I do not think that it is any worse or any better than the Mesa profiles that can be downloaded for free.
I took the 30 minute trial which I do not think is anywhere near enough time to try out everything to my satisfaction.
While there were some tones that I liked I was far from being blown away.

In short I do not think it is worth the full price of €99 though it may be worth it with a discount.

 

im thinking to buy the tonex pedal but im wondering if the tonex plugin sound the same as the tonex pedal,im talking using the tonex plugin with another audio interface not with the tonex interface

my issue with the tonex pedal is that most of the Tonex high gain captures doesnt sound like high gain,on my test high gain captures sound with almost no gain and that is weird,im using an apollo twin interface

 

I do not own the Tonex pedal so I cannot answer your question. However I asked a.i and it said...

No, Tonex guitar plugins do not sound the same as the Tonex pedal.

Tonex guitar plugins and the Tonex pedal are two different products designed to achieve similar results but through different means. The Tonex pedal is a physical hardware effects pedal that processes the guitar signal in real-time, altering its tone and sound as it passes through the pedal’s circuitry. On the other hand, Tonex guitar plugins are software-based effects that run on a computer or digital audio workstation (DAW) to simulate the sound of various guitar pedals and amplifiers.

While both the Tonex pedal and Tonex guitar plugins aim to provide users with a wide range of tonal options and effects for their guitars, they inherently differ in their implementation and sound characteristics. The Tonex pedal’s analog circuitry and components can impart a unique warmth, coloration, and responsiveness to the guitar signal that may not be fully replicated by digital simulations in guitar plugins. Conversely, Tonex guitar plugins offer the convenience of digital processing, allowing for easy recall of presets, extensive parameter tweaking, and integration within a DAW environment.

Ultimately, the choice between using a Tonex pedal or Tonex guitar plugins comes down to personal preference, workflow considerations, and desired sonic outcomes. Some players may prefer the tactile feel and immediate control offered by a physical pedal, while others may appreciate the flexibility and versatility of software plugins.

In conclusion, while both the Tonex pedal and Tonex guitar plugins serve as tools for shaping guitar tones and effects, they each have distinct sonic characteristics due to their analog versus digital nature.

 

Last edited: Feb 17, 2024

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