AIDA-X

real SOUNDrealistic FEEL

Paid

Description

AIDA-X is an advanced AI-powered technology designed to replicate the authentic sound and feel of real guitar amplifiers. By employing sophisticated machine learning techniques, AIDA-X captures the dynamic response and tonal nuances that guitarists expect from physical amps. This technology is accessible across various platforms, including dedicated hardware units like STRATUS and MOD DWARF, and as audio plugins compatible with major DAWs on both Mac and Windows operating systems.

The system offers built-in tone control, featuring adjustable frequency and Q for precise sound shaping. Users can expand their tonal palette through TONEZONE3000, a large community platform for discovering and sharing guitar and bass tones, IRs, and NAM profiles. AIDA-X also powers a range of premium plugins that utilize a conditional modeling approach. This method captures an amplifier's characteristics at various volume or gain knob positions, allowing the AI to interpolate the rest, providing full control over each modeled channel from sparkling cleans to heavy distortion.

Key Features

AI Amp Modeling: Delivers realistic guitar amp sound and dynamic response using advanced machine learning.
Cross-Platform Availability: Accessible on STRATUS and MOD DWARF hardware, and as audio plugins for Mac & Windows DAWs.
Built-in Tone Control: Features flexible controls with adjustable frequency and Q for precise sound shaping.
TONEZONE3000 Integration: Access a vast community library of free IRs and NAM profiles for amps, pedals, and rigs.
Premium Conditional Modeling Plugins: Captures amp volume/gain knob variations for full tonal control across channels.
Diverse Amp Emulations: Offers plugins modeled after iconic amplifiers like Fender Vibrolux, Marshall JVM410H, Egnater Tweaker 40, and Fender Twin Reverb.

Use Cases

Achieving authentic tube amp tones in digital audio workstations.
Expanding sonic possibilities for live guitar performances with portable hardware.
Practicing guitar with a wide range of amplifier sounds without physical gear.
Studio recording and music production requiring versatile and realistic amp simulations.
Exploring and sharing unique guitar and bass tones within a community.