If you have been part of the SynthCloud community for a while, you already know how much we care about sound.

Presets, libraries, patches and carefully crafted tones have always been at the heart of what we do.

Now, the guitar side of that world has a new home.

Welcome to GuitarStone.

From now on, guitar players can discover and purchase dedicated guitar Tone Packs directly on GuitarStone, alongside the wider world of gear and services built around the instrument.

But there is another name you are going to see more and more often:

GuitarsTone Lab.

And that is where the sounds themselves come to life.

GuitarStone and GuitarsTone Lab: Two Names, Two Different Roles

The distinction is simple.

GuitarStone is the complete platform: the online destination where guitar players can find Tone Packs, instruments, amplifiers, pedals, accessories, trade-in services and more. The store already brings digital guitar sounds together with a broader selection of guitar gear. 

GuitarsTone Lab, on the other hand, is the creative and production side of the project.

It is the in-house laboratory dedicated to developing professional guitar sounds, tone libraries, amp profiles, captures and digital pedalboard presets, created with studio, live performance and modern guitar workflows in mind.

In other words:

GuitarStone is the destination.
GuitarsTone Lab is where the tone is built.

A New Home for Our Guitar Tone Packs

For SynthCloud users, this is the most important part.

If you have been coming to SynthCloud for guitar sounds, you can now find dedicated guitar Tone Packs directly on GuitarStone.

The idea is to give guitar sound design a space of its own: easier to explore, more focused and much closer to the instruments and platforms those sounds were created for.

The current catalogue already covers several modern guitar ecosystems and includes Tone Packs for platforms such as HeadRush, Fractal and Line 6.

And alongside the move comes something else you will immediately notice:

a new visual identity for the packs themselves.

The refreshed product packaging gives each release a clearer, more recognisable look, making it easier to understand the musical direction and compatible platform at a glance.

The sound is still the star.

It simply has a better jacket now.

Meet DG-20 Legacy

A perfect example of what this new chapter looks like is DG-20 Legacy, one of the guitar sound libraries now featured on GuitarStone.

Designed for HeadRush Eleven HD, DG-20 Legacy is inspired by the expressive guitar world of David Gilmour and Pink Floyd, moving between atmospheric cleans, spacious delays, modulation, sustained lead tones and classic progressive-rock textures. The HeadRush Eleven HD edition includes 16 tones, an acoustic-style preset and additional York Audio IRs with a WEM/Fane-inspired cabinet character.

It is exactly the kind of product that represents what GuitarsTone Lab is about:

not simply creating another preset collection, but building sounds around a specific musical language and a real playing context.

Studio.

Stage.

Direct rigs.

And, most importantly, actual playing.

That new graphic presentation is also part of the direction we are taking with the GuitarsTone Lab catalogue: giving every sound library a stronger identity while keeping the technical information and platform compatibility immediately clear.

Built for Players Who Want to Play

Anyone who has spent time with digital guitar rigs knows how quickly tone creation can become a rabbit hole.

One amp model becomes five.

One delay becomes fourteen.

Twenty minutes of tweaking somehow becomes an entire evening.

GuitarsTone Lab takes a different approach.

The aim is to create ready-to-use professional sounds that can become a practical starting point for rehearsals, recording sessions and live performances.

The Lab currently develops amp profiles and captures, pedalboard presets and curated guitar Tone Packs using real amplifiers, effects and rigs as part of the sound-development process.

Less time staring at parameters.

More time with your hands on the guitar.

It sounds obvious when you put it like that.

Sometimes the best ideas do.

SynthCloud and GuitarStone: The Sound Continues

None of this changes what SynthCloud is.

SynthCloud remains the home of our wider world of sounds, instruments and music-production resources.

GuitarStone simply gives the guitar side of that universe a more focused destination, while GuitarsTone Lab becomes the name behind the dedicated production of guitar sounds and other in-house creations.

So when you are looking for your next guitar Tone Pack, you now know where to go.

And we have a little welcome gift to make the move more interesting.

Welcome to GuitarStone — 20% OFF

To celebrate this new chapter, SynthCloud users can get:

20% OFF on GuitarStone

with the welcome code:

STONE20

Visit GuitarStone, choose your Tone Packs or products, add them to your cart and enter STONE20 manually at checkout to apply the discount.

Please note that STONE20 is valid on GuitarStone only and cannot be redeemed on SynthCloud.

So whether you are looking for a new set of tones, a fresh sound for your rig or simply an excuse to explore what GuitarsTone Lab has been working on, this is a good place to start.

New home. New look. Same obsession with sound.

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