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Fig V2 VXThirty Cortex Capture Pack

Digital tones for your rig. Compatible hardware or software is required.

Inside this pack

Coming soon — VXThirty for Neural DSP Cortex.

VXThirty brings together 24 V2 Neural Captures, covering every unique sound I could coax out of this amp. I spent a lot of time exploring its settings, dialing it in and listening closely, with the goal of getting each sound exactly where it should be before capturing it.

For each Neural Capture, I deliberately selected the high or low input to suit that particular sound and preserve as much of the amp’s natural dynamics as possible. That input choice was part of the work that went into each tone, with careful attention to how the amp responds to your playing.

The 2×12 versions include my custom Vox-style, semi-open-back cabinet, loaded with an Alnico Blue and a trusty Greenback. It has a huge, rich sound that is an important part of these cabinet-equipped tones.

What’s in the pack

24 V2 Neural Captures: 12 amp sounds, each supplied in a 2×12 cabinet version and a full DI version.

  • Normal channel: Bass, Normal and Bright voicings, each in Open and Pushed settings.
  • Top Boost channel: Open and Pushed settings.
  • Blended channels: The Normal and Top Boost channels together at low, mid and high gain.
  • Treble-boosted Normal channel: The Normal channel boosted with a Catalinbread Naga Viper treble booster.

2×12 cabinet and full DI

The 12 cabinet-equipped V2 Neural Captures include the complete amp-and-cabinet sound. The 12 DI versions contain the amp sound without the cabinet, ready for your preferred cabinet or IR.

Understanding the tone labels

  • Nrm means Normal. In Nrm Bass, Nrm Nrm or Nrm Brt, the first label identifies the Normal channel and the second identifies its Bass, Normal or Bright voicing.
  • TB identifies the amp’s Top Boost channel.
  • Blend identifies the blended channels. LG / MG / HG mean low / mid / high gain.
  • Trebbst identifies the Normal channel boosted with the Catalinbread Naga Viper.
  • Open / Pushed identify the amp setting; Pushed is the more driven variation.
  • 212 means the 2×12 cabinet sound is included.
  • DI means the amp sound without the cabinet.

For example, Nrm Brt Open 212 identifies the Normal channel in Bright voicing, using the Open setting with the 2×12 cabinet included. Nrm Brt Pushed DI identifies the same channel and voicing in the Pushed setting, without the cabinet.

VXThirty launch announcement

The VXThirty range announcement, originally shared with the Kemper release.

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Delivery & setup

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Is this the right format for my rig?

This listing is for Neural DSP Cortex. You need compatible hardware or software to use it; that equipment or software is not included. Choose another system if you use a different setup.

Check the pack details for its captures and any included presets. Presets are for Quad Cortex; Nano Cortex uses the compatible captures.

What do Studio, DI and IR mean?

Studio / Amp+Cab: the captured cabinet sound is already included. DI: the amp sound without the cabinet, for pairing with your own cabinet simulation or suitable guitar cabinet setup. IR: an impulse response used to recreate a cabinet sound.

Check the pack details above for the versions included in this particular pack.

How is this different from a collection?

An individual pack focuses on the amp or setup named in its listing. A themed collection groups several complete packs around a sound. An Everything Pack contains the exact packs listed for one system and edition.

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“I started playing and stopped tweaking.”

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