Combining My Favorite Lonestar Tones on the Quad Cortex

For anyone who's watched my videos, it's not a surprise that I consider the Mesa Lonestar one of my favorite models on the Quad Cortex. I've used this amp both on the clean channel as a great pedal platform as well the drive channel for some nice crunchy tones. Now, i've pulled together some of my favorite Lonestar tones into one preset on the QC.
You can find all the presets under my Neural account (davlavMusic).
neuraldsp.com/...
Amalgam IRs: www.amalgamcap...
0:00 - Intro and Preset Overview
2:59 - Tones Using the Clean Channel (Clean, OD1, Lead)
6:28 - Tones Using the Drive Channel (Rhythms, Lead)
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[@serayllon]

I have just downloaded it. LS is my favourite amp too in QC. Great presets and thanks for the free IRs! Greetings from Spain.

[@davlavmusic7070]

Enjoy!

[@samaitcheson7057]

Really appreciate this. The Lonestar tones are so versatile.

[@nathan-dudeman]

Have fun with this one, thanks!

[@sebass04]

Love this! Great work as always. What would you do differently if you’re using a LP?

[@davlavmusic7070]

I had a LP style guitar that a friend lent me and it sounded fine. Maybe pull back the gain on the clean scenes if it's pushing too much. But other that that it should work the same.

[@av8tordonny398]

That sounds exactly as a Lonestar does. Could you capture a Halo pedal if you wanted to? Does the QC allow you to do this? I’m thinking about getting one of these, and I have a Halo pedal. Enjoying your vids

[@davlavmusic7070]

No, you can't capture time based effects. But the Halo works well in the effects loop. I even did a video recreating it on the QC: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJmYnnWkhrGVoMU