AMPS CAPTURED for tone x and quad cortex

I love great tube amps. LOVE. But bringing them everywhere? Not always ideal. Every venue and every space has its own needs, and sometimes a digital rig just makes more sense or, in lots of cases, it’s what’s needed.

I’ve tried them all—every digital platform, you name it—and while many “sound” good, getting them to feel right took some work. So I set out to capture my favorite amps the way I know them best, dialing them in until they felt like home.

I’m only ever going to offer something I’ve tested, refined, and use daily. These are the sounds I trust—captured with intention and serious attention to detail, ready to drop into your rig. Hope they serve you well!

IT'S GOOD TO SOUND GOOD

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IT'S GOOD TO SOUND GOOD •

tone x collection

tone x demos

All demos are recorded using the named capture with zero outboard processing so you can hear what it sounds like out of the box. For Tone X demos, any wet FX are coming from my board.

quad cortex collection

quad cortex demos

All demos are recorded using the named capture with zero outboard processing so you can hear what it sounds like out of the box.

ABOUT
ME

I've had the gift of playing guitar and making music for nearly two decades now. From playing at church, to touring and session work, every opportunity to pick up a guitar has felt important and exciting. And with that, I've always deeply cared about the sound.

I was that guy (sometimes still am)—an hour after everyone's left the stage, still tweaking things until they felt right. Finding the balance between what feels great to me and what works in a mix. Getting two amps to complement each other. Making sure my drives are hitting the front of the amp just right.

At some point, out of necessity, I needed a way to digitally capture the sounds of the gear I know and love—the amps, mics, and setups I’ve relied on for years. After putting in the work and being really happy with the results, I figured maybe others would enjoy them too.

I've spent hundreds of hours sitting with these, dialing them in, making sure they feel right—not just in isolation, but in a mix, through monitors, in a room. They’ve been tested, tweaked, and lived with, and I’m excited to finally put them out into the world. Hope you dig 'em!