ToneX ONE Pedal KIT I

DEMO AND INSTRUCTIONS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnE5zeEIqyU
 
10 of the most desirable and iconic classic overdrive pedals in one set - this is what you get with our ToneX ONE Pedal KIT I.
 
The set contains the most iconic holy grail pedals carefully dialed in for an amp set for Edge of breakup. This gives you also a unique opportunity to directly compare some of these vintage pedals ranging on unobtanium and decide which one is for you. 
 
Each pedal is represented by 2 captures - one set for a drive tone, the other for a lead tone, which works great with the ToneX ONE A/B feature in mind. 
 
These DI aptures are based on the following original vintage pedals (the only current production pedal is the Crowther Hot Cake):
 
Ibanez Tube Screamer TS-808
DOD Overdrive Preamp 250 Grey spec
Marshall Bluesbreaker MKI
Marshall Guv'nor
ProCo RAT White Face
Chandler Tube Driver
Crowther Hot Cake (current production)
MXR Distortion Script Logo
Boss Overdrive OD-1
Boss Super Overdrive SD-1
 
The pedals were dialed in through a pedal platform capture of the TRCK CRS, which is our favorite amp with pedals to date. This DI capture along with the Cabinet IR is provided with the set. 
 
See the full capture list in the spread sheet within the pedal description.
 
 
GUIDELINES
 
You need to run 2 instances of ToneX - one for the pedal capture and one for the amp capture. When doing this, keep in mind that the level at which the pedal capture hits the amp capture is aparamount for the end result. 
 
Our recommendation is to set the input gains for both instances at the default 0 position, dial in your interface for you guitar so that it is short before clipping. From there you should be in the ballpark (if your levels are not lowered by any other plugin or the DAW anywhere in the line before the second ToneX instance). 
 
On dialing in the level of the overdrive capture for the amp capture. I recommend using the volume knob on the pedal capture to further fine tune the level at which the amp capture will see the pedal. If the volume is set too low, you will hear a boxy, thin and rather uninspiring tone. 
 
Increase the volume on the pedal capture to the point where you hear that the amp comes alive - it gets punchy, more aturated, full, touch sensitive and has a nice smooth drive typical for an overdrive dialed in well. From that point you have some wiggle room - increase the volume further and the sound will remain smooth, it will fatten up and get more saturated. 
 
Beyond a certain point, the amps distortion will audibly join in and the tone will become more bitey and distorted, while the saturation and fatness will keep increasing. This can sound great for some pedals, settings and styles. 
 
Overdo it and it will start to sound ugly. So you have to find the sweet spot within this wiggle room that suits you best.
 
The included amp capture is by intention bass heavy. You can easily tame the bass just with the bass knob on the capturte - it works wonderfully. This is intentional because some of these pedals will DRASTICALLY cut bass and this might not always be desirable and will not sound best. Some pedals on the other hand have lots of bass, for those, you need to reduce the bass by dialing in the bass knob for your guitar/pickup/style. 
 
Have fun experimenting!