Native Instruments – Guitar Rig 7 Pro v7.0.1 SAL, VST3, AAX x64

Ignite your creativity with Guitar Rig 7 Pro, an inspiration kit filled with sought-after guitar and bass amp simulators, studio effects and pedals. Get instant flavor with over 100 new rack presets, or mix and match modules to create your own tones. Add analog warmth with four new lo-fi components perfect for adding texture to any track.

All the Hardware Without the Hassle:

Explore new machine learning-based (ICM)-powered amps and pedals and easy-to-use processing tools that open up endless possibilities for jamming, producing, and experimenting.

Intelligent Circuit Simulation:

Experience a new level of depth and realism in our virtual guitar amps. Sci-fi in name but incredibly realistic in essence, our intelligent circuit simulation process uses machine learning technology to replicate the behavior of hardware devices from scratch. Our ICM amp simulators don’t just sound like the real thing – they feel like the real thing.

New amp day:

Guitar Rig 7 Pro comes with four new ICM amps to shape your sound.

Super Fast100:

The legendary 100-watt all-tube amplifier that defined the sound of modern rock with brilliant clean tone, creamy lead and high gain.

Reverb Delight:

A timeless mid-60s classic, featured on countless hits and considered one of the most essential workhorse guitar amps ever made.

AC Box XV:

Modeled after the iconic ’60s tube amp known for its clean tone and tight breakup, it features a carefully designed, hand-wired, point-to-point chassis manufactured in the UK. This two-channel tonal monster shaped the sound of Liverpool.

Bass Rage:

An iconic all-tube bass amp delivering 300 watts of classic bass tone, designed for players looking for an authentic, vintage tube sound that has earned the respect of the entire industry.

Enjoy lo-fi:

With Guitar Rig 7 Pro you can go far beyond guitars and basses. Add analog texture and warmth to any sound with all-new lo-fi components.

Tape Wobble:

Emulates the “grunt” effect that occurs when analog tape machines are set up incorrectly, providing an easy way to achieve the classic lo-fi effect – especially on sustained notes, pads and melodic parts.

Noise Machine:

Create tones inspired by classic devices such as cassette tapes, VHS tapes, electric hum, and vinyl.