Evidence stays dry
Tone processing affects monitored sound while canonical scoring and the original take stay unchanged.
Tone Studio
Sound inspiring. Keep the evidence honest.
The Virtual Rig is part of the learning system: a professional wet monitoring path around an unchanged dry performance, with safety and reamp built into the contract.
GuitarGod is not marketed as an amp simulator, and unfinished rig surfaces are listed below.
Integrated today
A real pedalboard with an evidence boundary.
The current app flow can create and edit rigs, arrange effects, change parameters, compare states, save scenes and presets, monitor the result, capture a rig snapshot with a take, and reamp later from the original dry recording.
Current Virtual Rig slice
Tone that cannot contaminate scoring.
Prepared signal graph
Versioned graphs are prepared outside the realtime callback and swapped at safe block boundaries.
Four effect categories
Fifteen drive, eleven modulation, ten delay, and ten reverb families use original GuitarGod names.
Scenes, presets, and A/B
User-authored rigs, click-free scene changes, before/after comparison, and tempo-synchronized time effects are integrated.
Limiter and panic mute
Gain staging, sanitization, final limiting, and immediate mute stay under GuitarGod control.
Takes remain reampable
Every meaningful take retains its dry source and immutable captured Tone Rig snapshot.
Still to complete
The remaining Virtual Rig contract ships as an end-to-end slice with DSP, persistence, scene behavior, controller mapping, safety behavior, UI projection, and deterministic tests—not as isolated cosmetic screens.
- Amp and cabinet system
- Microphones and imported IRs
- Dynamics, EQ, and pitch processors
- Generic controller Learn mode
- Looper
- Tone Coach and Diagnostic Clarity
Original archetypes
Factory effect, amp, cabinet, microphone, and IR content uses original GuitarGod names and artwork. Real manufacturer names are reserved for hardware the user actually connects or enters.