GTR 2.0 from Waves is a combination of a hardware interface and modeling software for recording electric guitars into a Digital Audio Workstation.

Developed in collaboration with Paul Reed Smith, the system places the world's best amps, cabinets, microphones and effects right at the user's fingertips.

Waves/PRS Guitar Interface

Hardware interface which transforms a guitar high impedance signal to a low impedance signal while still retaining the guitar's full dynamics

Converts the guitar's unbalanced signal to a balanced signal for better hum control

Transparent preamplifier circuit allows a wide range of inputs, as well as differing pickups, from high output humbuckers to low output single coil pickups

Three-LED indicator shows signal present, nominal level and clipping

Guitar Tool Rack - Waves Amp

The ten modeled amplifiers are intelligently categorized by sound and increasing levels of drive

Controls include the traditional tone stack as well as pan and phase for two speaker cabinets and a normalized gain control

Tone and drive controls, the cabinet and microphone placement can all be changed allow for complete customization

Includes dual-cabinet and dual-microphone options

Guitar Tool Rack - Waves Stomp

Twenty-three individual stomp box effects with one PedalBoard able to hold up to six stomps

Stomps easily selectable from a drop-down menu and rearranged on the PedalBoard by simply dragging to a new location

Stomps and PedalBoard support full automation, using DAW automation, MIDI, or a continuous MIDI controller for real-time operation

The PedalBoard is offered in Mono, Mono to Stereo and Stereo channel configurations with the stomps automatically changing from mono to stereo or stereo to mono if needed, depending on where they're dropped in the chain