Neural DSP

Neural DSP

Cutting-Edge Amp and Effects Modelling

Neural DSP are renowned for pushing the boundaries of modern electric guitar and bass guitar tone. Their technology allows players to capture amplifiers, pedals and entire rigs with stunning accuracy, making studio-quality sound accessible anywhere — whether on stage, in the studio or at home.

The Industry-Leading Quad Cortex & Quad Cortex Mini

The legendary Quad Cortex remains one of the most advanced multi-FX and amp modeller units available today. This ultra-powerful floorboard brings the sound quality of Neural DSP’s acclaimed software into hardware form, while also enabling users to capture their own amps and pedals and share them through the ever-growing Neural Sound Library. As of 2026, The Quad Cortex Mini is now here to yet again push the boundary of what is possible.

The Neural DSP Quad Cortex Mini is a fully‑fledged, stage‑ready guitar and bass rig — shrunk down to a gloriously compact box that drops straight onto any pedalboard, fly rig or touring setup. Despite its tiny footprint (over 50% smaller than the original), it delivers the full Quad Cortex experience. All the sounds and flexibility, just… mini!

Nano Cortex: A Complete Rig in a Pedal

The Nano Cortex takes Neural DSP’s modelling technology and packs it into a compact, pedal-sized format. Players can create high-definition captures of their favourite gear, explore thousands of ready-made rigs on the Cortex Cloud, and integrate the unit seamlessly into any setup thanks to flexible and modern connectivity options.

World-Class Amp Plugins and Artist Suites

Alongside their hardware, Neural DSP have built a strong reputation for their premium amp and effects modelling plugins. Their software lineup includes collaborations with top artists and brands — such as Archetype: John Mayer, Nolly, Petrucci, Plini, Fortin and Omega — giving musicians access to world-class tones directly inside their DAW.

What Is The Difference Between The Neural DSP Quad & Nano Cortex?

Want to find out more about the difference between the Quad & Nano cortex? Read our handy blog here.