Free Plugins

[leemurray]

I just tested out the Voxengo plugins, and they work great with JamKazam.  Tested the Boogex amp sim, and OldSkoolVerb. They really help to get rid of the dry/direct feel. 

Make sure you are installing the 32 bit version of the plugins, and add the proper path to JK
C:\Program Files (x86)\vstplugins\Voxengo

Hi,  
      I found this thread when searching for help with plugins.  Having read it I installed some voxengo plugins.  I added the path in but the drop down list still shows no plugins.  I clicked the link that says ‘can’t see your plugins?’ But the link appears to be broken.   Do you have any suggestions ?
I have emailed JamKazam support on this subject but got no reply.

Chris Avery

Make sure to select the 32-bit plugin when you install voxengo, and make a note of the path/folder that it was installed to. usually something like C:\Program Files (x86)\vstplugins.  that folder should contain the Boogex.dll or OldSkoolReverb.dll 

after you add that folder to the plugin path in JK, then hit scan. if it finds the DLL, it should show up in the dropdown list

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I am also looking for another plugin that handles multiple guitar/bass effects in a single plugin, since JK seems to only allow one plugin per input channel. I looked at Amplitube, but the current version seems to be only 64 bit. I also tried Positive Grid Bias FX, but have not been able to get JK to load it. Looking for other suggestions here too

I used Bias Fx, worked well.
My Impulse uses addictive keys successfully.

I still would like to see how I could incorporate a Fender Mustang or GT.

Any tips on getting Bias FX to work?  are you using the paid or trial version? which specific version do you have? is this on windows 10?

For the Fender Mustang, it looks like they have an ASIO driver for windows. https://tone-support.fender.com/hc/en-us...ang-GT-amp-
you could also just run an analog output cable from the mustang into your USB Audio Interface