Beear's Rock AMP is a zero-latency digital guitar amplifier and cabinet simulator. 

It does not emulate specific hardware brands, vacuum tube circuits, or component-level physics.

The amplifier covers a gain range from clean and crunch to standard rock distortion. 

It is not designed for modern high-gain nu-metal genres without additional upstream overdrive pedals.

Key Features & Architecture:

• Parallel Summing Topology: 8 independent convolution slots feed mono or stereo .wav data, routed directly into a shared sub-group bus (IR BUS).
• Parallel DRY Path: A clean channel strip allowing you to blend raw transient snap and fundamental bite back into the master output stage.
• Strip Utilities: Every slot features dedicated Volume Faders, Pan, Phase Inversion, Mute, and Solo buttons.
• Tone Shifter: A single-knob equalizer per channel (counter-clockwise boosts lows, clockwise shifts emphasis to highs).
• Workflow Shortcuts: Ctrl + Click on any active Mute/Solo clears all console states instantly. Ctrl + Click on a folder icon purges the slot data from RAM.
• Envelope Shaping: Clicking the Gear Icon opens a dedicated overlay featuring Start/Length cropping, linear Fade In/Out envelopes, and algorithmic Time-Stretching (50% to 200%) to warp pitch and decay times.
• Gain Staging Tools: Individual channels support peak normalization to -6 dB.
• WAV Export: The IR BUS features an Export IR WAV button to bake the entire parallel mix - including panning, phase, and global envelopes - into a standalone 32-bit .wav file rendered at the project's current sample rate.

Formats & System Requirements:

• Linux (x86-64 & Experimental ARM64): Native LV2, VST3, and CLAP builds.
• Windows (10/11, 64-bit x86-64 only): VST3 and CLAP builds.

Available as a Pay-What-You-Want download.