ToneLib-GFX is a collection of guitar amps, speaker cabinets and effects.
The Tonelib-GFX also supports 3rd party impulse responses (IRs), offering even greater tonal flexibility.
The really special thing about ToneLib-GFX is the amazing high quality of guitar amp tones achieved simply by plugging your guitar into a computer via an audio interface. ToneLib-GFX gives you a professional guitar sound without the expense and hassle.
The Tonelib-GFX also supports 3rd party impulse responses (IRs), offering even greater tonal flexibility.
The really special thing about ToneLib-GFX is the amazing high quality of guitar amp tones achieved simply by plugging your guitar into a computer via an audio interface. ToneLib-GFX gives you a professional guitar sound without the expense and hassle.
- For playing, practicing and recording guitar at home, enjoy pro-quality guitar sounds with headphones or studio monitors, any time of the day or night. For quality, versatility and convenience, this beats any traditional guitar amp.
- For the professional working studio or music producer, ToneLib-GFX can give your projects a top class guitar sound, streamline your work and give you more time to focus on producing great music.
- For the writing and performing artist, ToneLib-GFX gives you the convenience of working on your music when and where you need to. With inspiring guitar sounds instantly available, you can concentrate more effort on your guitar playing and your music.
Downloads
Win 64 VST
(24.8 Mb)
Mac OSX VST
(25.8 Mb)
Linux
(17.3 Mb)
(5 / 5)
Gran descubrimiento.. un 10.. para grabar como se podría hacer gracias
(4 / 5)
Sadly mono only, eventhough the input can handle L+R. The Bogner Extasy sounds really heavy, internal IRs are hit and miss.
(5 / 5)
Very good , thanks a lot
(3 / 5)
Update. After giving this many months of testing, I've updated my review. Clean to Mid gain tones are good, and shine really well with your own IR's. However using the stock IR's the tone is muddy lacking clarity and punch. Be aware the free version ( I have 3.9) may differ to the purchase version 4.6. Definitely worth checking out with some quality IR's if you're on a budget. There are better guitar amp sims out there for individual usage, as opposed to a suite like this one where things really average out.
(3 / 5)
Be aware, in the plugin's site says it's free for 30 days (newer version)
What about this version? Is it latest?
This is a free version (3.8.6)
I've been using this amp sim since the end of 2020 and it still haven't expired yet lol This is now now my #1 guitar FX plugin.
(5 / 5)
I've been using it for like 30 minutes,just playing with the presets and already it's the best plugin ever!! :) Thank you so very much! :))
(4 / 5)
I tried it and liked it. I liked it so much that I purchased the full edition.
(1 / 5)
Don't work in REAPER. Crashes every time
This is bullshit. It works perfectly with Reaper. I use it all the time and it's great. Absolutely zero problems. Get your shit together before you post some BS about this not working in Reaper.
@Ultimate Ultimatum. I also have the same problem as Danila. Your aggressive response was unnecessary.
It works. Idk what you guys are going on about. VST3 works fine in reaper.
@Tonedead dude i just tried with the vst3 it still crashes
Could it be that the crashes are happening in different Reaper versions?
(5 / 5)
Som excelente, simulações e efeitos de primeira qualidade e ainda com impulse response... tudo FREE!!! Valeu
(5 / 5)
One of best sounding free GuitarTones I've ever heard. Variety of setting the sound, mic positions, amps, effects etc. Good presets.
(3 / 5)
Sounds okay, but not really great. The user interface is very good. The amps all have a common, generic tone to my ears, probably just waveshapers with EQ, nothing too fancy going on there.
I have the feeling that the various reverbs are just impulse responses or is there anything algorithmic going on? I like some of the spring reverb and tape echo sounds though.
The developer changed the newer versions to payware. I hate it when developers turn freeware into a commercial product.
I guess people writing freeware hates when nobody donates anything when kindly asked to support development and at some point they turn it into payware so that they can pay the roof and food to continue working on it...
(5 / 5)
Great set up for free!
(4 / 5)
Great Vst very simple, very easy to use setup was a bit confusing but once it was loaded properly on my computer its a great vst to use when using any virtual instrument not only guitars and it has so many good features
Downloaded the zip file, inside the zip file is an EXE set up file. Is there a zip file available that contains the files themselves, and no EXE setup file? not willing to try an EXE setup file.
(5 / 5)
Obviously a modified, optimized version of the JamVox, due to almost identical amps and effects. Sounds very good for a free amp sim, maybe not totally top notch but very useable and flexible. One advantage are a lot of otherwise rare to find effect sims, like the Centaur, the Maestro Bi-Phaser or amp sims like the AC-15 or the Diezel. Recommended and a lot of fun!
oh, imho gfx is sounding more better and natural than the jamvox and... it's free :) many thanks for the tip!!!
(4 / 5)
One word. AWESOME ! many, many thanks :)
(5 / 5)
I thought Amplitube Fender was good. This trumps it. This has some of the best sounds I've heard. Still use separate I.R.'s. with it for the ultimate set up. Doesn't sound fizzy like other commercial releases. Pretty amazing software for free.
(5 / 5)
An update from my previous comment. The final feature I needed to make this perfect was automated wah... and now we have it. They listened and responded to their users... and it's still free!
(5 / 5)
Truly amazing. Definitely the best free amp sims by far. I'm loving the choice of the Diezel Herbert, Mesa Boogie and Guitar/Bass Cabinets. Well made and very simple to use with tons of FX, amps, and cabs. Awesome
(5 / 5)
For me this is the best FREE amplifier library by the moment. As plus I downloaded from the official site the Tone Lib Jam that probably is the best free substitute of guitar pro to learn about tablatures.
(5 / 5)
I'm happy to see a plugin like that for Linux, thank you very much, a really great job :)
(5 / 5)
You guys solved all of my problems. My number one tool. Thank you.
Agree... It sounds so good, cpu load like a fly (a small fly) and the chain thingy is just brilliant. Perfect for my 70's touched trance n house productions.
(5 / 5)
Native Linux and it rocks! What more can you ask for?
(5 / 5)
Awesome! Thank you!
(5 / 5)
Excellent!!! The presets are very well done and a few of them have all kinds of great music falling out of my guitar.
(5 / 5)
Seriously? This is insanely good. Even has a community for online presets. Why pay more? Gratis! Gracias!
I am really impressed sounds really goooood I am sure i will use it much
(5 / 5)
Just great, simply great.
(5 / 5)
In my opinion.. perhaps the best amp sim suite i ever play!!! The preamp section, Soldano at first place.. amazing,great effects like mod, rev and delay.. tube screamer to krank amps but at the same time the sun remains clean. Not muddy. Well done my friends.. better than Amplitube and Guitar rig surely!!!
(5 / 5)
It's really good... not just considering it's free - it actually compares well with Amplitube, plus it's much less resource-hungry. Like someone mentioned before, there doesn't seem to be any automation control for things like wah at this time
Very nice plugin... Works smoothly on Ubuntu as well, sadly it seems impossible to automate the controls, otherwise it would be perfect! Hope automation will be supported with future updates.
(5 / 5)
Truly great piece of software, very well done!
(5 / 5)
Excellent GUI! Professional sound.
(5 / 5)
Works well. Nice for a free vst. I use it on my electric violin along with some IR's and it sounds great. I plan to use it on a bass and a guitar next time I record.