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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Actually it turns out that other devs can use this file to do amazing things lik
 
 Ambience: ClearCoat, TapeDelay2, Doublelay, PitchDelay, SampleDelay, BrightAmbience3, TripleSpread, Melt, MV2, MV, ADT, kChamberAR, StereoChorus, PurestEcho, TapeDelay, StarChild2, StarChild, Hombre, BrightAmbience2, BrightAmbience, StereoEnsemble, StereoDoubler, Chorus, ChorusEnsemble, Ensemble
 
-Amp Sims: PointyGuitar, GrindAmp, FireAmp, LeadAmp, CrickBass, Wolfbot, LilAmp, MidAmp, BigAmp, Cabs, BassDrive, BassAmp
+Amp Sims: PointyGuitar, ChimeyGuitar, GrindAmp, FireAmp, LeadAmp, CrickBass, Wolfbot, LilAmp, MidAmp, BigAmp, Cabs, BassDrive, BassAmp
 
 Bass: DubSub2, OrbitKick, Elliptical, Hermepass, BassKit, DubCenter, DubSub, Floor, Infrasonic, FathomFive
 
@@ -911,6 +911,24 @@ You can still have your fancy desk models (only better: the ultrasonic filtering
 
 Channel9 can be used anywhere you like. If you’re doing a Console mix, I’d put it after ConsoleBuss. If you’re not doing a Console mix, you can literally do anything you want with it: it’s a subtle distortion/fattener combined with a set of careful tone shaping algorithms. Hope you like it!
 
+############ ChimeyGuitar is a supremely compressible instrument amp.
+
+Here's a followup to PointyGuitar. What if, instead of distort, the imaginary amp compressed?
+
+The tone stack works the same: in fact, it's exactly as it was in PointyGuitar, as is the cab simulation (a highpass and lowpass made out of AngleEQ, which is able to be very resonant and colorful). That's on purpose. I want it to be familiar, so the way the tone shaping works is exactly like PointyGuitar, and if you can dial one in, you can dial the other.
+
+But instead of the basic distortion as found in 'FireAmp', what's there? BeziComp. Not even a normal compressor, no, it's the new experimental one that turns the amplification factor into a Bezier curve… but BeziComp has one instance of itself in play. ChimeyGuitar?
+
+ChimeyGuitar has eight, at full crank.
+
+Stacking compressors like this isn't unheard of: the FMR Really Nice Compressor has 'Super Nice' mode, which cascades three compressors in series. It's just that ChimeyGuitar does eight, of a new design which I don't think existed until I started it. That also means it's on me to sort out what the strengths and weaknesses of this new kind of compression are, seeing as we have as many as eight of them in between every EQ stage now.
+
+First, it can react very quickly, but refuses to alias since it will not apply a volume 'corner' above its minimum radius. This matters less used inside ChimeyGuitar because plugins like this repeatedly filter out aliasing harmonics anyhow, but it's significant because usually as you have compression kick in you hear continued interaction between the sound, and the speed of attack. That lets you dial in a squished, unvarying sound by hearing that overtone as if it was a form of distortion (which it is), but BeziComp and ChimeyGuitar don't have any of that compression artifact at all.
+
+Instead, you'll hear an odd warble when you push ChimeyGuitar too far. It's similar to when you're using DeRez3: while Bezier curves can sound like a brickwall filter, there's an strange resonance associated with it. In a compressor, when pushed hard, we hear this as tremblings of the loudness, as if trying to squish the signal makes it more jittery. It can come off like an old Arp Pro Soloist trying to imitate a trombone, but the thing to bear in mind is that you can always back off the Compres control until it cleans up again. The transparency of BeziComp means it'll clean up a whole bunch while still being compressed.
+
+This is my go-to for articulate guitars and basses that don't seem to have saturation or distortion. It's got the flexibility of PointyGuitar, but super clean, or with strange new forms of saturation that are like derezzing. Hope you like it!
+
 ############ Chorus is a mono chorus, also works as a vibrato.
 
 Here’s the start of some modulation plugins: Chorus will give you a nice basic mono chorusing effect, sweeping one moving delay tap against the dry signal. What makes it unusual is a pile of odd Airwindows things to adjust it this way and that.
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@@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ Channel6 uses the Spiral algorithm.[coll=]
 Channel7 improves slew clipping and lets you blend Channel 6 and 5.[coll=]
 Channel8 is Channel7 with updates from Capacitor2 and Slew3. More and better of what Channel is.[coll=]
 Channel9 is Channel8 with ultrasonic filtering, and new Teac and Mackie 'low end' settings.[coll=Latest]
+ChimeyGuitar is a supremely compressible instrument amp.[coll=Basic,Recommended,Latest]
 Chorus is a mono chorus, also works as a vibrato.[coll=Latest]
 ChorusEnsemble is a more complex, multi-tap mono chorus.[coll=Latest]
 ChromeOxide is an alternate path to vibey old tape sonics.[coll=Latest]