Signal Processors

A new ultra-compact guitar and bass processor that delivers the same processing architecture, audio quality and Neural Capture technology as the original Quad Cortex, now in a significantly smaller and more portable enclosure.

Neural DSP’s renowned Quad Cortex and Nano Cortex amp and effects modelling platforms have both just been treated to major updates that introduce some powerful new features.

Neural DSP's latest CorOS update brings three of the company’s most popular plug-ins to the Quad Cortex, as well as introducing a number of user-requested features and addressing some known bugs.

Leveraging the company’s expertise in modelling analogue equipment, Mantra promises to deliver the warmth and musicality associated with vintage hardware, but with the precision, control and reliability offered by modern, digital alternatives.

Wong’s collaboration with Neural DSP results in a versatile suite that caters to players seeking pristine funk tones and dynamic effects.

The new Nano Cortex uses the same technology found in Neural DSP’s Quad Cortex unit, allowing users to create a digital version of any amp, drive pedal or cabinet, or a combination of all of them!

The latest iteration of Neural DSP’s bass-focused plug-in has arrived, and claims to provide everything that users need to design their ultimate bass tone.

The latest version of Archetype: Gojira introduces some useful functionality updates, and paves the way for compatibility with Neural DSP's Quad Cortex hardware system.

The latest firmware for Neural DSP's Quad Cortex introduces almost 900 new Neural Captures along with a new Hybrid Mode, a redesigned UI, and much more. 

Archetype: Rabea from Neural DSP features a synthesizer that can be triggered by a standard guitar, without the need for any special pickups or hardware.