Waves GTR 3.0.0.0

Waves GTR is a guitar amplifier and effects plug-in bundle for digital audio workstations (DAWs). It includes modeled versions of classic amps, cabinets, and stompboxes.

Waves GTR supports Windows and macOS operating systems as well as VST, Audio Units, and RTAS plug-in formats.

The minimum system requirements are a Pentium 4 or higher processor, 1GB of RAM, and a graphics card capable of running 1024x768 resolution. Specific requirements may vary depending on your DAW and operating system.

Yes, you can use Waves GTR in conjunction with a real guitar amplifier by selecting the DI mode on the plug-in. This will bypass the amp modeling section and allow you to use the stompboxes and effects with your physical amp.

Waves GTR includes modeled versions of twelve amplifiers, thirteen cabinets, and thirteen stompboxes. Additionally, it includes four different microphone types that can be used to record the amp and cabinet simulations.

Yes, you can customize the signal chain in Waves GTR by dragging and dropping amps, cabinets, and effects into the desired order in the interface. You can also save your custom signal chains as presets for future use.

The latency of Waves GTR depends on your DAW's settings and your computer's speed. However, Waves claims that their real-time processing technology allows for low-latency monitoring while recording.

Yes, Waves GTR comes with a variety of presets that use different combinations of amps, cabs, and effects to achieve specific sounds. These presets can be a good starting point for your own custom setups.

Waves offers a free demo version of GTR that allows you to try out the plug-in for a limited time before purchasing it. The demo version includes all of the features and allows you to save and load presets.

Yes, Waves GTR supports MIDI control, allowing you to map parameters to external controllers for hands-on manipulation. You can also use MIDI to switch between presets or toggle effects on and off in real-time.