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RazorEdge for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
PRS MT15 Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Outcasts of Heaven for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
ModernMatch for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Metalforce for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Metal Legends Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Hell for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Djenty for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Diezel VH4 Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
DeathMatch for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
CyberNoise for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Basstard for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Raw Power Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Stealthy Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Metal Legends Pack II for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Modern Fury Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
TubeMeister Capture Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
PRS MT15 Pack for Quad Cortex - Sound Demo Video
Quad Cortex captures and presets for rock and metal guitar tones
This collection is for Neural DSP Quad Cortex users who want fast access to rock and metal guitar tones for writing, tracking, live rigs and production. It focuses on captures and presets that help guitarists move quickly from a DI signal or performance setup to a usable sound.
Quad Cortex workflows are powerful because they can combine captures, amp models, cabinets and effects. A strong preset or capture can become the foundation for a whole song, live set or production template.
Use this collection for
- Modern rhythm tones: tight high-gain sounds for dense mixes.
- Lead tones: cut, sustain and ambience for solos and melodic parts.
- Writing rigs: fast inspirational sounds for demos and pre-production.
- Live setups: tone starting points that can be adapted to your monitoring and output chain.
Related guitar tone formats
For other ecosystems, compare with Fractal Axe-Fx III Presets, Fractal FM3 and FM9 Presets, Kemper Profiles and NAM Profiles. For cabinet response shaping, see Mix-Ready Cabinet IRs.
FAQ
What is the difference between a capture and a preset? A capture recreates the behavior of a captured source, while a preset can include a broader signal chain with effects and routing.
Will tones sound identical with every guitar? No. Pickups, playing style, output level and monitoring affect the final result.































































































































