Sledge Hammer: hammering overdrive / distortion-effect

Ring Modulator: classic Ring-Mod effect

Custom EQ: quick and easy-to-use Vintage-EQ for flexible sound-shaping

RealWah: modern WahWah-Pedal

TapeEcho: the legendary tape-echo for "sounds from outer space“!

Delay Man: popular delay-effect with built-in chorus and vibrato

Delays and reverbs are the bread and butter of every guitarist's arsenal, which is why we took extra care to deliver the finest selection of virtual delays and reverbs available. Based on award winning NI effects algorithms, these units will go the distance on any setup.

The modulation effects include classic tremolo, octaver, phaser, pitch pedal and much more.

These perfectly modeled effects provide a number of options for making your sound more dynamic - whether a pulsating tremolo or a swirling 70's style phaser, or even producing wild synthesizer sounds.

GUITAR RIG 3 offers eleven excellent fuzz, distortion and overdrive units. These components are accurate reproductions of classic hardware devices, and sound just like the originals.

"Skreamer": This warm, smooth-sounding overdrive works great for rhythm guitar and smooth leads.

"Distortion": Classic distortion

"Fuzz Ace": fuzz pedal based on Arbiter™ Fuzz Face™

"Big Fuzz": fuzz pedal based on Electro Harmonix™ Big Muff™

"Cat": distortion pedal based on ProCo™ Rat™

"Demon Distortion:" distortion pedal based on MXR™ Dime Distortion™

"Trans Amp": versatile distortion box

"Treble Booster": Treble boosters were used by many popular musicians to push their tube amps into crispy, creamy distortion.

"Mezone": Metal Distortion

"Sledge Hammer": hammering overdrive/distortion effect based on Marshall™ Jackhammer™

Choose from an impressive range of filter-based effects, from wahwah's to EQs.

These effects serve a number of purposes, from sound and tone design to hum elimination, emphasis of certain instruments, enhancing leads, rhythmical filter-effects and improving distortion.

From Volume Pedal to Noise gate, Limiter, and Compressor, the spectrum of these effects is more than enough.

With these units you can filter bothersome noises, limit peaks and give your sounds a more dense, compact and dynamic feel.

The Split Module allows you to create parallel (instead of serial) effects chains. This means you can process the split the sound and process it with different effects and then mix the results back together at the end.

Serial, parallel, and mixed serial/parallel combinations offer a practically limitless range of possibilities for combining effects, for a truly original sound.

The Split Module can be inserted anywhere in the rack. If you would like to play with two guitars or use a Chapman Stick with stereo output, you can edit both channels separately (button: "Dual Mode").

This device is similar to the Split Module, in that it splits the signal path into two, thus allowing parallel effects. However, in this case, you can set a dividing line ("crossover point") in the frequency response, and send lower frequencies to one split and higher frequencies to the other split.

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