Neural DSP has recently unveiled a significant update for its flagship guitar processor, the Quad Cortex. CorOS 3.1.0 and Cortex Control 1.2.0 bring a host of new features and expanded plugin compatibility, propelling the Quad Cortex to new heights of sonic versatility.
A Ton of New Tone
One of the most exciting additions is the integration of Fortin Nameless Suite X and Soldano SLO-100 X plugins. These industry-standard amp simulators, now accessible on the Quad Cortex, offer various iconic tones, from classic rock to high-gain metal.
Neural DSP has also introduced several new device profiles to complement the expanded plugin library. Guitarists can now explore the classic sounds of a 1964 Fender Deluxe Reverb and iconic stompboxes like the Boss OC-2 and DOD Meatbox SubSynth.
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Dimebag’s Cry Baby, Now on Your Quad Cortex
For metalheads, the inclusion of Dimebag Darrell’s signature Cry Baby From Hell wah pedal is a dream come true. This legendary wah pedal, known for its aggressive tone and versatility, is now available as a Quad Cortex device profile.
Improved Workflow and User Experience
Beyond the expanded sound palette, CorOS 3.1.0 and Cortex Control 1.2.0 introduce several workflow enhancements. These include:
- Preset Management: Easily import presets from guitar plugins and make bulk edits to presets, Neural Captures, and IRs.
- Stomp Mode Improvements: Renaming Stomp Assignments, momentary footswitch functionality, and easier master volume knob assignments.
- Enhanced Settings: Access key settings without diving into the main Settings menu.
More Power
With these updates, Neural DSP continues to push the boundaries of guitar tone and technology. The Quad Cortex, already a powerful tool for guitarists, is now even more capable and inspiring.
Visit the Neural DSP website to learn more about the CorOS 3.1.0 and Cortex Control 1.2.0 updates.
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