Illthy
the sound of ill repute
Seventeen VST3s cut from one filthy signal path — amps, fuzz, space and motion, all wearing the same lime-and-purple war paint. Built clean-room. Voiced by ear. No good taste was spared.
BYOB
Bring your own amps. BYOB is a stripped-down slice of the Illthy board with two channels of pure NAM loaders — drop in a capture for the amp, a capture for the dirt, sweeten with the spring reverb, and go. No captures baked in; you bring the tone.
It’s our free hello — a taste of what the paid line does, on the house.
Powered by Neural Amp Modeler — core by Steven Atkinson, MIT-licensed. Full credit to the NAM project. How it works & how to load NAMs →
Illthy Pig
Your entire guitar rig in one window: tuner, stomps, two amp channels, studio electronics and space — every block switchable, everything built in, nothing to install.
› AMP A ‖ AMP B › ELECTRONICS
› LAYERZ › SPRING › OUT
- Two amp channels side by side — a clean rig and a dirty rig at once, panned wide.
- Each amp: a one-knob morphing amp (eight voices), four fixed voices, or your own tone file.
- A real expressive wah — analog-style sweep, MIDI-pedal ready, sits before or after your dirt.
- Per-amp Color dirt and a shared studio Electronics strip to finish the tone.
- Layerz delay + a dual-engine Spring at the back; 48 presets, fully resizable.