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General| Platform | Software |
|---|---|
| Software Included | Guitar Rig 2 Software |
| Format | VST, AU, RTAS |
| Effects Types | Distortion, Modulation, Delay, Reverb, Filter |
| Inputs | N/A (Software based) |
| Outputs | N/A (Software based) |
| MIDI | Yes |
| USB | No |
| Power Supply | Not applicable (software) |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows XP, Mac OS X |
Guide on installing and configuring Guitar Rig 2 for optimal performance.
Overview of the virtual amp models available in Guitar Rig 2.
Exploring the selection of 26 speaker cabinets and microphone options.
Description of the Fuzz effect, its 60s sound, and parameters.
Details on the Big Fuzz effect for sustain, grunge, and rock tones.
Information on the Cat overdrive, its responsiveness, and punk-like aggression.
Overview of the Skreamer overdrive for warm, smooth leads and rhythms.
Description of the Distortion effect for heavy, animalistic sounds.
Details on the Mezone distortion, ideal for metal, with pre/post controls.
Features of the Demon Distortion for sharp leads and powerful rhythm sounds.
Overview of the TransAmp distortion box for versatile analog tones.
Description of the Tremolo effect for periodic amplitude modulation and pulsing sounds.
Details on the Ensemble effect, similar to chorus but with vibrato capabilities.
Explanation of Chorus and Flanger effects for thickening sound and creating whooshing tones.
Overview of the Stoned Phaser for swirling, animated sounds based on 1970s technology.
Simulating a rotating speaker effect with adjustable rotor speeds and balance.
Generating signals one or two octaves below the original pitch.
Creating pitch shifts and string-bending effects using a pedal controller.
Description of the Electric Lady flanger for versatile stereo flanging and chorusing.
Details on the Phaser Nine for animated shimmering guitar sounds.
Creating synthesizer-like sounds from guitar input with flexible filtering.
Adjusting tone by boosting or cutting frequencies at specific shelf points.
Sophisticated tone control allowing boost/cut over variable frequency ranges.
Using an eight-band graphic equalizer to shape the frequency response.
A synthesizer-type filter for rich, fat tones, controllable via pedal.
A wahwah effect that responds dynamically to playing, popular in funk music.
A versatile wahwah filter with independent control over pedal travel points.
A filter emulating vocal vowel sounds, similar to a talk box effect.
Acts as a dynamic range governor to prevent signal peaks and create a 'hotter' sound.
Removes noise and hiss, or used as a special effect for gated sounds.
Filters out noise below a certain threshold for a cleaner signal.
Provides compression for tighter, cleaner sounds with even dynamic range.
Evens out dynamic range with tube characteristics for controlled sound and sustain.
Classic reverb emulation of vintage spring reverb units without noise.
Natural emulation of halls and rooms for realistic ambience.
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