Add the iconic Leslie tone to your music tracks! T-RackS Leslie is the fruit of an exclusive partnership between IK Multimedia, Hammond USA, and Suzuki Music Corp. of Japan. It's the first to authentically recreate the legendary Leslie amps and cabinets in the digital domain. These rotary speaker emulations will transform your guitar tone and more. T-RackS Leslie isn't just for organs and keyboards; it's a versatile creative tool for playing, mixing, and sound design. Use it on guitars, synths, vocals, drums, and more, even as a parallel processor in the T-RackS channel strip for unique effects. The amps are recreated with IK's Dynamic Interaction Modeling Technology, accurately mimicking the behavior of every circuit component and their interactions. The cabinets are reproduced using Volumetric Response Modeling, our innovative tech that captures the real audio essence of each model. Only this method can offer digital Leslie models that are nearly identical to the originals. System requirements include MacOS 10.10 or later, Windows 7 or later, Intel Core 2 Duo or better, 4GB RAM or more (8GB recommended), an OpenGL 2 compatible graphics adapter, and an ASIO compatible sound card on Windows.
Using T-RackS Leslie is easy. First, make sure your system meets the requirements like having the right operating system, enough RAM, and a compatible graphics adapter. For Windows users, you need an ASIO compatible sound card. You can use T-RackS Leslie on various sources such as guitars, synths, vocals, drums, and more. It can be used for playing your music, mixing different tracks, or creating unique sound designs. You can even use it as a parallel processor inside the T-RackS channel strip. When using it, keep in mind that the more powerful your computer is, the better performance you'll get. So, if possible, use a computer with at least 8GB of RAM. For maintenance, keep your software up - to - date. Check IK Multimedia's official website regularly for updates, which can improve the performance and add new features to T-RackS Leslie.
