First, thank you guys for the kind words...

Second, I'm thankful for the Singtall presets because I'm behind the learning curve when it comes to dialing in my own tone. When we (my former band) were touring, I played through a simple rig and foot pedal processor. Our CD sounded great because the label put us in a top notch studio and we had a producer and tons of equipment in the studio. I literally plugged in and left the rest to the audio engineers and the producer (as far as tone was concerned). I don't have the good fortune to have Royer Ribbon mics and a vintage Neumann U87 and U47 running through a Neve or SSL. So, I struggle with the chain build out out and tricks of the trade.

I'm still learning what I like, but it's much easier when you've got a virtual treasure trove of dialed in settings that are mix ready.

I may eventually make the jump to an AXE FX, but the price and the complex settings are a perfect storm for paralysis by analysis for me. I would be more apt to buy one if Singtall would pick one up and create a Superpack for AXE FX users