Overdrive/distorsion effect plug-in. Any?

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I would like an overdrive effect, probably of the tube amp type, to add to organ samples and perhaps snare drum. Is there any such plug out there? I know there are complete guitar amps like Amplitube and Guitar Rig. But is there a little plug, much like the stomp boxes I use for live guitar, that could be inserted as an effect in Sonar?

One of the ideas is getting some Hammond B3 samples, and since they don't seem to come with overdrive, I will had to add it myself for that 60's rock sound.
 
What version of Cakewalk do you have?
If you have a vst adaptor you'll be cooking.
Some of the free VST package effects that come with Sonar will do the trick,here's another possibility...

http://www.simulanalog.org/

Anoither option depending on what kind of soundcard you have is to simply route the signal out of your computer through a stompbox and re-record it.
 
I have Sonar 3 (updated to 3.1.1 ). I can't see any vst effects that will do overdrive. There is Cakewalk Amp Sim, which may be used? On my harddrive I have Revalver, but I can't find it anywhere inside Sonar.

Finally, I got a bit confused by the link you gave me. What vst am I looking for?

... EDIT: okay, guitar suite I guess.
 
Thanks, I didn't know about those. They were added to the downloads in May 2004.
 
acidrock said:
It's a free download...

http://www.cakewalk.com/products/vst/default.asp
Click to expand...

Thanks for posting this - I hadn't seen them either.

I quite like the Little Green Amp as a quickie guitar sound for writing and that singing monk plugin is a little too easy to waste time with... I blew fifteen minutes last night trying to make him sing "Like a Virgin"...

Anyway - Here's to Acidrock!!

:D Q.
 
There's got to be more overdrive plugins available out there than anything else. Many of them free. Take a look at www.kvr-vst.com.
 
How do I install it?? Unzip the files into the VST folder??? Is that correct???

Any clue will be appreciated.

Thanks
TS
 
You got it. You just need a folder on your machine designated as your VST folder; then you tell your apps which folder it is and put the dll files in there.
 
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