You can save five programs for each amp type, which means 25 models on tap without connecting to another device. It’s a lucid interface that’s easy and fun to use.īIAS Rack organizes its models into five categories: clean, glassy, blues, crunch, and metal. The lower row of knobs includes analog-style tone and gain controls, while top-row knobs let you select amp types/topologies and manage presets. You can freely mix and match-a fun and creative process. When it comes to mimicking Dual Rectos and Diezels, BIAS is among the best.īIAS amp models are derived from a sequence of modeled components-everything from tubes and transformers to tone stacks and cabinets.
There are dual XLR and 1/4" outputs, two expression-control inputs, a mono effects loop, and MIDI in, out, and through jacks. You can also download free sounds from a vast online user library.īIAS Rack offers such forward-thinking features as a wireless audio receiver and Bluetooth for use with Positive Grid’s wireless switching hardware (sold separately). You can devise sounds on a phone or tablet, refine them on the studio computer, and then transfer them to BIAS Head or Rack for gigs. You can connect directly to recording and PA inputs, or disable cabinet modeling via a front-panel switch and plug into any guitar cab.īIAS products were conceived to play well together.
It’s an amp modeler and a 600-watt solid-state power amp.
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( I raved about their early products when I reviewed them three years ago.) Since then the company has launched other iOS tools, software plug-ins for desktop DAWs, and now, two hardware versions of their amp modelers: BIAS Head, which can sit atop a speaker cabinet, and BIAS Rack, a near-identical device in a two-rack-space format.
But Positive Grid flipped that equation around: They started out with inexpensive yet full-featured amp and effect modelers for iOS. Some veteran digital-gear manufacturers have only recently ventured into mobile apps, or have yet to do so.
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