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One annual pass unlocks the entire Develop Device catalogue, plugins, presets, DAW templates, drum MIDI, cabinet IRs and amp profiles, plus everything new I release this year. A fraction of buying it piece by piece.
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- DAW templates for Cubase, Studio One & Reaper, plus 30K+ drum MIDI
- Cabinet IRs, NAM profiles & presets for Fractal, Kemper & Ampero
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Rock presets and production tools for modern rock workflows
This collection brings together resources for producers working on rock, hard rock, alternative rock and guitar-driven music. It includes drum presets, guitar tone tools, DAW templates and production resources that help songs move faster from demo to finished mix.
Rock production often needs a balance between energy, clarity and performance feel. Presets and templates can help you start from a more organized place while keeping room for song-specific decisions.
Use this collection for
- Drums: faster kit tones and production-ready starting points.
- Guitars: modeler presets, captures, profiles and cabinet IRs for rhythm and lead tones.
- DAW sessions: templates for repeatable routing, organization and mix setup.
- Production speed: fewer blank-session decisions before creative work starts.
Related collections
For heavier tones, see Metal Presets and Djent & Modern Metal Presets. For drum-focused workflows, browse Drum Presets & Templates. For guitar cabinet tone, use Cabinet IRs.
FAQ
Are these useful for home studios? Yes. Templates and presets are especially helpful when you need consistent starting points in a small or fast-moving production setup.
Can rock presets work for metal? Sometimes, but for heavier tones start with the metal and djent hubs.