The three paid versions include the ability to model your own gear but the free version doesn’t. This varies based on the version you have purchased, with the free version having 20 tone models, 10 amps and five pedals, and the biggest Tonex Max package having 1,000 tone models, 100 amps and 50 pedals. The Player section is like a simpler version of Amplitube where you can choose from a selection of amp and cab models. So how does it work? Okay, hold up – before we get to that, let’s look at the conventional aspects of Tonex. READ MORE: Roland Fantom-08 review: Road-testing the all-rounder workstation.This is something of a holy grail for emulation – while developers have been able to analyse and recreate the sound of hardware, it’s a long and complex process and one that’s inaccessible to regular users. With the release of Tonex, the developer takes things to the next level by giving users the ability to actually model their own hardware. IK Multimedia’s Amplitube has for many years been at the cutting edge of software-based guitar amp and effect modelling, with hundreds of virtual components available including Signature chains from established artists.
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