Electrum is a versatile all-in-one guitar solution. The last amp and pedalboard your guitar will ever need. Suitable for any style and technique of guitar playing. Rhythm guitar or solo. From jazz to modern metal. Achieve the perfect sound for any electric guitar quickly and easily with all the options available in one window.
Ergonomics means efficiency. Most (even great sounding) guitar software products on the market suffer from the deficiencies mentioned above. Don’t go deep into the menu, don’t look for hidden options. Electrum has everything on one screen to give you the fastest path from your idea to the perfect sound.
Press the Analyze Input Level button and hit the guitar strings as hard as you intend to play. Electrum will automatically adjust the input level to find the ideal sweet spot to match your signal strength to the ideal operating point of your particular processor. Perfect gain control and volume balance help you get the most out of your Electrum.
EQ Matching is the plugin’s secret weapon. Make your guitar sound similar to existing tracks that you admire. Just load your favorite guitar parts into a track and play them for analysis. Then analyze your guitar sound and let Electrum automatically match with incredible precision.
Electrum offers five guitar amps with different gain and distortion levels. They share common controls for quick and easy configuration without confusion. We analyzed the most advanced amps on the market and built Electrum with them in mind. But we’ve also added a few tricks that will allow you to truly create your amp.
Electrum’s unique guitar cabinet modeling combines 16 cabinet modeling types with 21 modifications, over 300 models. It then allows you to add resonance and ambience. And it’s not just an IR set, our cabinet produces great natural sound that no IR set can provide.
Do you like rock and metal? Distortion pedals bring clarity to low frequencies and give you even more drive. Electrum provides 3 of them, and they also share common controls for a perfect user experience and fast workflow.
So far, you’ve probably used the classic double-tracking technique for most of the guitar parts. So you know how difficult and time consuming it is to record the same thing twice with the same feel and timing. Not anymore. Turn on our doubler, record once, and you’re done!
