RigSuite 0.9 · FREE
Two Windows programs that work as a pair, and the first tools out of the workshop. RigScope measures your neural amp models, cabinets, and reverbs, then writes what it learns into the files; RigSculpt plays them, and reads that same information back. Together they turn a folder of a thousand cryptically-named models into something you can navigate by sound.
Play the rig
Not a single-model player. It's a full rig built around neural amp models, running two independent amp-and-cab paths, mono or true stereo with one-click balancing, each with its own input calibration, EQ, and pan.
- Amp & tone shaping: a pickup-voicing model in front, an eight-band output EQ with an Accentuate control after, and a tuner.
- A full pedalboard: a three-voice drive, a four-voice compressor, a chorus, a vibe, five delay modes, and six reverbs (five original engines plus convolution).
- Analysis-aware: it reads what RigScope writes into your files to match one amp's response to another, voice its effects to the rig, and lay out your library by how the models actually sound.
Know the rig
Point it at a folder and it listens to each model and cabinet, measures what they do, and says it in plain English. A library you couldn't read by name, you can now read by sound.
- Amp Bench: sorts your neural amp models into six measured archetypes and finds the ones that sound alike.
- Cab Bench: fingerprints cabinet impulse responses and reshapes them without loss, with EQ, a voicing borrowed from another cabinet, or a blend of mic layers.
- Reverb Bench: measures, sculpts, and builds convolution-reverb impulse responses.
