Black Friday

Turn the input down a little and the output if need be. Then your journey to the dark side will be made complete.

I love Slamp, still do....But,when Atom Bomb came out, it was a jaw-dropper....incredible mammoth tones, but clear as day. In my daw with Matt van den Ham IR's and it punches hard.
Thanks for your work on this one

This plug in was amazing and my first review mentioned if it has built in IR loader, pedals, and EQ it would be perfect and after the update this is the only plug in I use for playing now. The best tone and most fun to use!!!

It's like a 5150 III and a Rectifier had a baby. I think it might actually be a Driftwood Atlas, but whatever it is, it sounds fantastic! Tight but without getting too lead laser like and has all the ballz in the world in the bottom end. With the previous four amps covering a lot of disgusting geet filth, I wasn't sure what this one could possibly be bringing to the table? If Tyrant is a sledgehammer, Atom Bomb is a nuclear infused stack of C4 to give you what you didn't know you were missing for all your sonic demolition needs. What else can I say really other than it is tastefully harsh in all the right ways. The cab section makes great tones easy, but at this point I think we need to see a cab sim plug that emulates impedance load and variable distortion/speaker movement, to really put a cherry on-top of an already formidable thick-arsed, sludge-filled cake from hell.

extreme good

Parfait !

The name pretty much says it all. I have a lot of compressors and some of them can add some aggression and bring the sound right up front. But not quite like Boontarizer. This little plug can give you some tasteful filth flavoring to the compression without smearing or sounding like it is squishing the ba-joizus out of the transients. On single sound samples like a kick for example, it can get especially nasty and fatten the impact without becoming flabby or unnatural. And it can save you some headroom because when I A/B'd it against some of my other character compressors, as I switched back and forth, I found that Boontarizer sounded just as loud as the other compressors even when it was around 2.5db lower on the output. When I level matched, Boontarizer always sounded a little bit louder than the others, which means I can only assume it is doing some factory farm force feeding dark magic to fatten those samples up for harvesting. Went into this thinking, "I don't need another comp." But here I am now, looking all rather unfortunately impressed.

Great grooves for sparking ideas when you’re looking for something to give you inspiration

Great tone out the door & very versatile. Very easy to work with. Definitely recommended!

Honestly its a freaking amazing plugin! ive bought all 6 plugins and my favorite so far are grim and . With Grim Ive started using the Gojira amp sim by Neural DSP and its mixed in with little to no adjustment. Not that it would be a problem have to adjust it, but it took me by surprised at how little I had to mess with on the amp sim itself. I'd recommend it if you like a distortion that isnt as extreme, but can still bring a heavy tone.

BETTER THAN WHAT I WAS WORKING WITH!!!!

Nasty sound

I already own Svartruna and Catamp, and I love Tyrant as much as those two. Oracle is officially my favorite ampsim company. Two different amps: one more focused and tight, the other is dirtier and foul. It’s hard to pick a favorite feature but if I had to pick just one it’s the IR loader that volume matches all of your IRs to match the sims output. Some of my favorite IRs have varying levels of volume so this amazing. The pedal sections is also such a welcome addition. Being able to mix in the sounds you dial in is amazing. I liked the voicing that Cat amp and Svartruna originally had, but being able to fine tune it has consumed hours of my life. Cheers, this is money well spent.

Another gem from Oracle Sound. The previous amps have filled the voids of dark and dirty (Svartruna), thick and sludgey (Slamp), warm and fuzzy (Catamp), and now Tyrant gives you all your aggressive sledgehammer tones on tap. The Thrash amp is surprisingly versatile given its name and can be far more articulate than the moniker might at first imply. It gives you everything from thick bodied cleans, through sizzly blues, washy grunge, heavy rock chonk, fatty bombatty rhythms, and all the way from singing through screaming leads. The Satan amp is pretty much a "Just add sledgehammer" button. It will cut through the densest mix like a plasma bladed chainsaw on 'roids. Though it can also be pulled back to give some great sheeny rock noises, but obviously is at its best when being utilised in full demolition mode. The pedal options are great and cover all the usual needs but also extend to weird and intriguing territory if you mess around with them at more extreme settings. The post fx time and space pedals cover a fairly wide range of textures, and add their character without sapping your tone of all your curated knob twisting. The post EQ is also quite handy and has a guitar-friendly softened response to easily trim unnecessary rumble and extraneous fizz. Some pedal based EQ's tend to either do either not very much, or far too much with small moves that don't make sense, but this one sits nicely in the middle and responds as you would expect. All in all, Tyrant is a very apt name for this plug! It does exactly what it says on the tin!

I don't know what else you could ask for in an amp plug-in. Your entire signal chain right here. Will load any of your profiles no matter which ones you use.