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Overloud TH-U Rob Balducci Signature Pack Standalone and Plug-Ins (Add-On for TH-U Premium Owners, Download) Overview
Rob personally collaborated with Overloud to create many of these pristine models, including a new and unique Libra amp head and cab, delivering a total of nine amps, 10 cabinets of various configurations, three rack effects, and 16 stomp boxes, to cover everything from shimmering clean tones and fat, funky chords, to high-gain leads. This pack is available in AAX, VST, AU, and standalone formats and is compatible with most macOS and Windows computers.
- Friedman Smallbox 50 plus Brit 4×12″ cab with Creamback 75 speakers
- Fender Bassman head plus 4×12″ cab with G12T-75 speakers
- Bogner Fish plus Bogner 2×12″ cab with G12M speakers
- Bogner XTC plus Bogner 4×12″ cab with V30 speakers
- SL0100 plus VHT 4×12″ cab
- Mesa/Boogie JP2C Petrucci plus Mesa/Boogie 4×12″ recto cab
- Mesa/Boogie Mark IIC plus Mesa/Boogie 2×12″ recto cab
- Fender Twin Reverb with its 2×12″ combo speakers
- 821 Monroe Drive
- Amadeo
- Child 6 22
- Ciree3
- Empress
- Fear
- Friction
- Ring of God
- The Queen of Cups
- Trinity
- Twelve Twenty-Four
- Violet Horizon
A double IR loader integrated into the cabinet module allows you to load and mix IRs with the cab microphones. The ReSPiRe 2 technology allows you to choose between the real response of the cabinet and a processed version optimized to fit into the mix; and you can choose between six different room types and 18 microphone models.
The amp was designed to stay clean at very high volumes. Try playing clean arpeggiated chords on this amplifier and you will understand why it has been used on so many records.
Being that this module has two 12” speakers, it makes your guitar sound more focused than a 4×10” cabinet. This makes the 2×12″ OB Darkface ’65 (US) particularly useful for solo work. It is a great choice for Blues, Jazz or Rock.
It is extremely versatile, and it allows you to get a very wide range of tones. It works extremely well as a clean overdrive, or even something heavier, like a hard rock overdrive tone.
There are many uses for the Pattern Delay, from clean arpeggiated work, to single note melodic riffs. This module can run in mono or stereo. Use the Stereo Width knob to increase or decrease the width of the effect.
Adding the Room Reverb to your guitar signal adds natural depth to your tone. This can make your guitar sound more natural and musical. Great for adding a bit more realism to recorded tracks.
The Tape Delay reproduces the sound played back through a tape. This type of delay is often considered warmer and more natural than what you would hear with a digital delay.
Adding the 7-Band GEQ after a distortion unit can also be very useful to eliminate unwanted noises by decreasing the higher frequencies. This is a must-have pedal for any guitar players wanting to shape their tone.
Adding the RSS Compressor to your guitar effect rig can really make the difference and add a musical analog feel to your overall tone. When used in a lead guitar situation, the RSS Comp helps your notes sustain longer and feedback as they would when playing through a cranked-up amplifier.
The CHR-2 works great with arpeggiated chords and does an excellent job at preserving your guitar’s original tonal character. This discreet sounding chorus is also perfect for clean tones. It enhances your sound without overcoloring your original tone.
The effect offers a Tap function allowing you to match the repetitions to the tempo of the song you are playing. The D-Delay is a stereo effect and allows you to bounce the delayed track left and right, which works wonderfully on clean arpeggiated sections.
Add to this effect to a clean arpeggio guitar section to make its more musical. Try it with an overdriven guitar tone to add more depth in space to your sound. The D-Reverb Is a very simple guitar pedal to use and makes any guitar tone sound richer.
This effect also works beautifully with clean tones. Try adding it to a single-note funk-rhythm motif for instant gratification. Use the Tone knob to shape the overall sound of the added octaves.
The SDriveOne module is perfect for Blues and Rock. It adds a natural tube-sounding voicing to any guitar rig. Turning the Drive knob all the way up produces a heavy creamy sound reminiscent of British overdriven amps. This makes it great for punchy rock riffs or solos.
In front of a clean guitar amplifier, this phaser produces beautiful rich musical tones that flows with the rhythm of the song you are playing. Adding it in front of a heavy guitar amp naturally enhances certain harmonics to help your riffs cut through any mix. The 9-0′ Phaser is an excellent choice if you are into rock music. It produces a analoglike filter effects that enhance any guitar sections you put through it.
Matching the speed knob to the tempo of the song you are playing helps your guitar track fit nicely with the rest of the instruments. Adding the Rich Flanger in front of an overdriven guitar amplifier adds character and life to your guitar riffs.
Adding the UniVibrato in front of a clean guitar amplifier creates rotary-like tones that work particularly well with ballads and jazz. Adding the effect to an overdriven guitar rig produces a very pleasing lead tone that works in most musical situations where your guitar needs more depth and character.
Turn your solo into raging, rebellious screams of tone, or tame your crowd with highly expressive, ambient chordal bends. Energize your audience with a scratchy note frenzy, or bring them in and out of the sound tunnel with musical bursts.
The Cry Maybe is comfortable in many musical situations. It helps your rhythm sections stand out. It also adds beautiful expression to your guitar solos.