Go wild. Use Long Room presets (1.8s decay) to simulate a classic rock studio. For double-tracked guitars, use two different room presets (Left = Tile, Right = Wood) to create a massive stereo field.
For decades, the chime of a Vox AC30 has been the secret weapon behind some of the most iconic guitar tones in history. From the jangly arpeggios of The Byrds to the aggressive crunch of Queen’s Brian May and the edge-of-breakdown clarity of Tom Petty, the Vox sound is unmistakable. vox tone room presets
But in the modern era of home recording and silent stages, owning a physical, cranked AC30 is often impractical. Enter the solution: Vox Tone Room Presets. User presets:
However, there is a massive difference between a "good" digital Vox preset and a great one. The secret ingredient isn’t just the amp modeling—it is the room. Specifically, the interplay between the amplifier, the microphone placement, and the acoustic space. Go wild
In this article, we will break down exactly what Vox Tone Room presets are, how to master them, and the specific "Room" settings that separate bedroom tone from record-ready sound.
The Vox Tone Room app (available for desktop, iOS, and Android) opens up a world of deep editing for Vox’s latest generation of modeling amplifiers, including the VT40X, VT100X, and the Cambridge 50. While the stock sounds are great, the real magic lies in creating—and sharing—custom presets.
Below is a curated selection of Vox Tone Room presets designed to cover everything from crystal-clear cleans to high-gain roar.