Bias Fx 2 Full Amp Suite

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Bias Fx 2 Full Amp Suite

When you bypass the cabinet section of any full amp suite, remember to bypass the post-fx you have in your preset because the post FX will now be hitting the impulse loader.

Its a full amp suite with a completely nuts collection of gear.

You get pre, post, amps, pedals, cabs and plenty of features to keep anyone busy for a while.

Positive Grid products always look beyond great and they also seem to always have a useful, easy GUI that makes traversing the mountains of gear as easy as it can be.

Its exceptionally easy to plug in and be playing within seconds.

Bias FX 2 has a very nice workflow for songwriting and just jamming out ideas or quick demos without needing to put work into your tones.

Add in some reverb, delay or modulation and you can create everything from chorus laden blues to ambient tones washed with elegant delays.

As I increased the gain, the warmth dissipated, the detail and realism in the amps started to get dull.

That said, the mid to hi-gain amps are much better than the last Bias FX but there are elements and frequencies brought into play as the gain increases.

These added artifacts create spikes and issues that are difficult to remove without taking even more quality from the tone.

Ive had the same problem with past PG products so this really disappointed me.

They will do fine for,practicing and laying down riffs or ideas but I wouldnt suggest it for recording hi-gain tracks.

I was a little surprised at how little this section had changed from the last Bias FX considering the industry has a pretty high standard for high gain stuff these days.

Theres a nicer feel to the power sections but theres really nothing to the tube emulation.

Theres a crazy haul of stomp boxes ranging from some of the most popular in history to in-house creations inspired by a wide range of genres and styles but hold up a second.

I went through every component and the consensus is about the same as it was with the last Bias FX.

The delays, reverbs, modulation and dynamic components are effective for the most part but the boost and distortion effects just dont have a lot of realism or feel to them.

Many of the pedals included carry high expectations and I found the mix of ODBoostDist components to be a miss overall.

With full amp suites, you should have mix ready tones available without a whole lot of tweaking needed and thats not really the deal here.

The internal cabinets just sound like they have been squashed too much for quality.

The cabinet section also provides the ability to load your own third party files but it just seems to squash those as well.

When I did an AB comparison with the same file in both the BFX2 loader and then my own, the difference was very noticeable.