AI guitar tone generation for the modelers you actually use.
Line 6 Helix / HX
Song-based and style-based tone generation with real Helix block names, snapshots, and a downloadable .hlx preset you import straight into HX Edit.
Line 6 Helix Stadium
Tones laid out across the Stadium's two rows with snapshots, and a downloadable .hsp preset for the Stadium editor. Stadium takes .hsp rather than the .hlx the rest of the Helix family uses, and Dial My Tone never offers the wrong one.
BOSS Katana Gen 3
Tone generation for Katana channels and effects with settings designed to translate cleanly into Tone Studio workflows.
Neural DSP Quad Cortex
Quad Cortex tone generation using its real amp and effect models, with dialed-in settings ready to rebuild on your unit.
Fractal Audio Axe-Fx III / FM9 / FM3
Grid-based signal chains laid out across the unit's rows, plus Fractal scenes and channels, across the Axe-Fx III, FM9, and FM3. On the FM9, send the finished tone straight to the unit over USB.
Positive Grid Spark
Fixed-chain tones for the Spark Mini, 2, GO, and LIVE — amp models plus a stomp, modulation, delay, and reverb pedalboard, dialed in and ready to play.
Fender Mustang LT25
Preset-based tones for the Mustang LT25 using its onboard amp models plus stomp, modulation, delay, and reverb effects, dialed in and sent to the amp over USB from Chrome, Edge, or Opera on a computer.
Fender Tone Master Pro
Grid-based tones for the Tone Master Pro using its real Fender amp and effect models, with Scenes and multi-row grid layouts dialed in and ready to rebuild on your unit.
HeadRush Core / Prime / Flex Prime
Tones for HeadRush's 14-slot chain, with footswitch scenes and the amp block's A and B halves for rhythm and lead, on the Core, Prime and Flex Prime. You can send the rig to the unit over Wi-Fi as a new rig (beta); every unit also gets a numbered build sheet, and no preset file is written.
TONE3000
Reference-only chains for the TONE3000 plugin and standalone app: NAM captures and IRs named by model ID, per-block EQ, and a downloadable .t3kpreset. A song with more than one variation arrives as a zip, because TONE3000 has no snapshots to hold them.
What support means in practice
Support is not just a badge. It means the generator is aware of how each platform is meant to be dialed in and adjusted in a real rig.
Platform-correct blocks
Dial My Tone targets real blocks, amps, cabs, and effects instead of generic gear descriptions that fall apart when you try to dial them in.
Device-aware constraints
The generator accounts for things like Helix signal paths, Katana channels, and the real amp and effect models on your Quad Cortex.
Useful starting points
The goal is not theoretical tone advice. It's a researched, platform-native starting point you can plug in and play, and revise in your own words until it sits where you want it.
Whichever platform you own, the generator builds a single signal path and lays it out the way your device expects. For the detail on that — including how historically parallel rigs are approximated — read how signal chains are laid out, or see example results for every supported platform.
Third-party names, devices, and trademarks — including Line 6, BOSS, Neural DSP, Fractal Audio, Positive Grid, Fender, and HeadRush — are the property of their respective owners and are referenced here only for compatibility and identification. Their mention does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by Dial My Tone.
Next step
See example outputs or generate your own tone.
Browse real sample results, then dial in a tone tuned to your exact rig.