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Multiband, Dual-Stage Distortion
The combination of M-Audio gear and Pro Tools M-Powered 7 lets you work anywhere, anytime with the industry standard in music production software. Seamlessly collaborate with anybody running any version of a current Pro Tools system, including cross-platform between Windows XP and Mac OS X. Easily take your projects to just about any recording studio to have it mixed by a pro. Or take your pro studio projects home or on the road with you. With Pro Tools M-Powered 7, owners of most M-Audio interfaces instantly become members of the largest community of digital audio workstation users in the world.
Turn It Up to 11
We'll give it to you straight: Trash is a killer amp simulator. Now you can get that real overdriven amp sound and still keep the peace with your neighbors. With 85 box models to choose from, you'll never run out of options to get the sound you've been searching for. In addition, we went beyond the normal boxes you find in the music stores. You’ll find models for telephones, clock radios, sheet metal, plexiglass tubes, piano cabinets—and those are just a few of the extra models included with Trash. To get the creative juices flowing, we also created a new class of cabinets that don't exist in the material world. When it comes to amp modeling, Trash can be as real or unreal as you want.
Turn It Up to 11
In addition to amp modeling, Trash has 36 sweepable filters and six delays to choose from. The pre-filter lets you add a tremolo, wah, or any number of more exotic effects to your sound. The buzz module gives you six different types of delay lines ranging from a clean, crisp digital delay to a gritty, organic tube amplified tape delay. In addition to all the controls you would expect, a “trash” slider lets you adjust the amount of distortion applied to the delayed signal and an output filter lets you shape the wet signal even more.
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Plug In and Rock Out
 Lose a hundred pounds immediately with the Trash diet: shed pounds of heavy guitar amps, cabinets, and stomp boxes. Trash comes with more components than you could fit in a studio—not to mention carry. Trash’s low-latency design means you can take your studio sound to a live gig and get the subtle tones of a recorded sound in a live performance. As a bonus, you can forget spending the first half hour of sound check tweaking the knobs on your amp. All you have to do is pull up your preset and go!
Sure, Trash sounds great on guitars, but with the flexibility of multiband distortion, why wouldn’t you want to put everything else through it? Put it on a mixed drum track and all of a sudden, you can put different distortion on the kick, snare and hi-hat. Run your bass through it to get some more crunch without the extra mud. Add it on top of an organ sound for a nice vintage feel. Because Trash was built with many options beyond standard amp simulation, you can really shape your sound and create your signature tone in whatever you do. Check out the Trash Recipe Guides for more specific ideas for your instrument sounds.
Usability Enhancements: Integrated Preset System
Your sounds are important to you. The integrated preset system in Trash makes it easy to keep track of all the variations and applications of your distortion effects. You can set up folders of presets for individual recordings or instruments and pull them up with a couple mouse clicks. Producers, engineers and sound designers will find this especially useful, since you’re usually dealing with literally hundreds of sounds and effects. Additionaly, grab tons of new effect setups from iZotope’s Web site.
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