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I've struggled with them a bit in the past. But then I haven't really tried to resolve it, I've just not been as happy with what I was hearing and gone back to the amp's cab sim out. I think it might be a case of finding the right model / settings.
Though for me the Iridium sounds immediately better and "right" where the software plugs didn't. As I said - I'm lazy.
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touch and dynamics
Have you tried using an amp sim that's front loaded? Something like the UAD Apollo range or the that Iridium pedal where the latency is practically zero?
I'm no great shakes as a player but even I felt that the small amount of latency introduced by software amp sims made it difficult to sync in with the rhythm of what was being played. Even if they sound great, they feel spongey.
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Do you ever use your Yamaha amp to record direct into your daw? I do this and feel it’s a happy medium.
You have much better control of all the amps and effects when controlling it through your desktop also.
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Tried to do a bit of off the cuff recording straight into Logic yesterday, man I just can’t get on with software amps. Dunno what it is about them but as soon as I’m plugged into an amp sim, any semblance of touch and dynamics in my playing disappears and I end up bashing the crap out of my guitar and losing all feel. Are any of them any good?