
GEAR-Guitar Effects & Amp Rack
Neural amp sim & pedalboard
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What's New in GEAR
1.3
October 24, 2026
New • Tone controls with an amp's character: the Tone Stack block, and the tone controls after an amp capture, now have a Voicing. Universal is the EQ they always had. UK, USA, Chime, Modern and Hi-Fi model classic passive tone circuits: their knobs read 0–10 and work together the way an amp's do, and with every knob at 5 each sits at about the same level as Universal. Every voicing but Chime, Universal included, has a new Depth control, the low-end thump of an amp's power section; Chime has Cut instead of Mid and Presence. • A new delay (full version) with its own pan for your dry signal and for the repeats. It starts with the dry signal hard right and the repeats hard left, and either can go anywhere in between. You'll need a stereo output to hear it. • The acoustic guitar simulator has a new De-Hiss control. As each note dies away, the extra top end the simulator adds fades with it, and so does the hiss that came with it. It's on in every preset that uses the simulator; set it to 0 for the old sound. • The polyphonic drop-tuning shifter keeps closer time with your playing: a new note comes through much sooner while the last one is still ringing, and chords such as an open G stay in tune when you drop them. • The tuner finds the note about twice as fast after you pick, holds it far more steadily, and its needle updates twice as often. • Changing Scene now closes a block's settings if that block doesn't play in the new Scene, so you can't carry on editing it by mistake. • Every reverb except Freeze has a new Width control that spreads its tail across a stereo output; at 0, the default, each sounds exactly as before. The spring and shimmer reverbs also gain a Pre-Delay. • Restore / Manage now lists the backups you made. Tick Show automatic snapshots to see the ones GEAR takes each time it starts; any snapshot you have kept is always listed.
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