Overloud TH-U Rig Library: TAF 80s Hair High Gain
Rib Library for TH-U
TAF 80s Hair High Gain is the TH-U Rig Library created by the legendary sound designer TheAmpFactory, based on the Orange Tree Studios collection of rare amplifiers, dedicated to the Hair Hard Rock style.
The library contains 40 Rigs and 18 patches captured from the following amplifiers:
- Bogner XTC
- Diezel Herbert
- Engl E646
- Engl Fireball
- EVH 5150
- Marshall Super Lead (1979)
- Marshall JCM800 Hot Mod (1981)
- Marshall Bluesbreaker
- Marshall JMP 1959 HW
- Marshall JMP MkII (1979)
- Marshall JTM30
- Mesa Boogie Blue Angel
- Mesa Boogie Tremoverb
- Mesa Boogie MkII (1984)
- Music Man HD130
- Marshall Jubilee (1987)
- Orange OR 80 (1973)
- Orange Thunderverb 200
- Reinhardt Storm 33
- Selmer Treble'n'Bass 50W (1964)
- WEM Dominator
When we talk about Rock, we think of this era - the hair, the glamour, the wall of sound.
It had its prime, but is still sought after today! The Tone was big, juicy, had bite, and lots of overdrive!
This pack is aimed at capturing some of the legendary amps that were used in this era, big rock tones at your fingertips, from clean to scream, and everything in between.
In this pack the "WEM Dominator" as far as TAF is concerned is one of their most treasured amps. It was very much underestimated as it wasn't as loud as other manufacturers for this "loud" era, but the tone is just another level.
Capturing Technology
TH-U is the first amp simulator that includes both amp modeling and capturing technologies.
The Rig Models are created from real setups: the Overloud proprietary technology allows the capture of the response of an entire rig, including the nonlinear and dynamic response of the amplifier, the cabinet, the microphones, the mic preamplifier, and the room sound.
The Rig Player, integrated into TH-U, allows you to reproduce any nuance of the sampled rigs and to combine the models of different setups.
System Requirements
- Overloud TH-U Essentials, TH-U Premium, TH-U Rock, TH-U Metal, TH-U Funk & RnB, TH-U Mobile, or TH-U '60s Pack