Control it from the strings
Leave a note ringing and feedback blooms. Keep riffing and it ducks under your playing. Mute the strings with your palm and it dies, the same move as on stage.
Guitar feedback, on demand
Feedback Emulator
Guitar feedback you can summon on demand. It listens to what you play and synthesises the feedback from scratch: singing sustain without the amp, the volume or the room.
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Price
- Free
- Formats
- VST3
- Operating systems
- Windows
- Tested studios
- Cubase, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Reaper, Studio One, Bitwig Studio
Hear the differenceDry signal in.
Dry signal in.
Feedback out.
One guitar phrase, three stages: raw DI, through an amp, then with Feedback Emulator in front of that amp.
- 01 DI signalThe direct pickup signal. Dry, flat, no amp in the loop.0:00
- 02 AmpedThe same phrase through an amp and cab. Tone, but the notes still die.0:00
- 03 Feedback Emulator → AmpThe same phrase with the plugin ahead of the amp. Now the notes bloom and hold, like in front of a loud rig.0:00
The instrumentThe whole plugin.
The whole plugin.
One clear panel.
Feedback, Texture, Envelope and Output run the everyday view: which harmonic sings, how it growls and drifts, how fast it blooms and how loud it sits. The ADV toggle, switched on here, adds the trigger controls and output trim.
What it does
Precise where it counts.
Resonance you can aim
Four harmonic modes pick what sings: natural overtones, a thick fundamental drone, the classic octave squeal or piercing upper harmonics.
Growl and Wander
The character knobs. Growl adds snarl that thickens as the feedback swells, Wander lets a long note drift and breathe. No two sustains repeat.
Honestly free
Free for personal and commercial use. No trial, no upsell. The first plugin from veles.audio.
Take it!
Feedback Emulator is free, forever. Drop it on a DI track before the amp sim, pick a preset and let a note ring.
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