Generally speaking, I think you'll have similar results with most guitar VST's out there. I actually play guitar myself, so I'll usually play the solo parts live and then use Shreddage 2 to speed up my workflow for rhythm parts (it makes double and quad tracking a breeze, which is pretty great). From my experience, it's relatively easy to get Shreddage 2 to sound good for rhythm guitar parts, but it's *significantly* harder to get it sound good for lead and solo stuff. I run mine through Native Instruments's GuitarRig 5 and use a lot of the Rammstein presets. Shreddage 2 has built in amps, but they're only okay. I personally used Shreddage 2 (I forget which one specifically, there's like 2 or 3 different varieties) and I'm a big fan of it. Stuff like Impact Soundworks's Shreddage (1, 2, or 3) are focused more around heavier, more aggressive music whereas something like AmpleSound has options that have a wider variety. It depends a bit on the kind of music you're looking to make.
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