- Studio Clean
- City Pop Chorus
- Jazz Box
- Blues Breakup
- British Chime
- Rock Rhythm
- Rock Solo
- Modern Metal Rhythm
- Modern Lead
- Fuzz Hammer
- Country Slapback
- Surf Spring
- Funk Phaser
- Ambient Delay
- Wide Delay Lead
- Shoegaze Wall
- Hall Swell Pad
New to plugins? Get ready like this
An electric guitar has to be plugged in
The pickups put out only a very weak signal Amp or plugin, it has to be boosted and shaped into guitar sound
Plug into an audio interface
It converts your guitar signal for the computer, and EG TONE needs one For just a guitar, a one-input model is plenty
Open EG TONE and you hear sound
Build your sound and play, all inside EG TONE Pick one preset and you are playing
That's the whole shopping list
Electric guitar beginner guides
- How to play electric guitar without an amp
- Practice amp or audio interface: what should a beginner buy first?
- How to choose a guitar plugin (amp sim) as a beginner
- How to connect an electric guitar to a computer
- Guitar amp settings for beginners
- Why your guitar sounds delayed (and how to fix latency)
- Amp sim terms explained
- How to practice guitar with a metronome
- See all guides
Why EG TONE works for beginners
You do not need the expensive one yet
Pricier plugins come with more to fiddle with Start with the guitar and interface you have, and move up when you feel the need
Turn it up for more grit
You do not need the jargon
Every control has a help panel Read what it does in plain language as you turn it
No separate tuner or metronome
Tuning and timing practice on the same screen Making sound and practicing stay in one flow
Chords, fingering charts, tests and more
Chord charts, scale fingering charts, perfect-pitch and ear-age tests, rhythm games Try them right away, no login
Start in three steps
Sign in with Google
That's the whole sign-up
Pay, or redeem a code
Payment links to your account right away Got a code? Just redeem it
Install and play
From download to presets, one account
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A guitar plugin built for beginners
VST3 and standalone on Windows and macOS, AU on macOS