How ManifesTone builds a rig from the song

From 500,000 to one

Half a million captures. Yours is in there.

The TONE3000 community has captured more real amps, cabs and pedals than anywhere else on earth — over 500,000 of them, and more every week. Name the song, and CAPO reads the record, picks the gear that made it and builds the chain around it. All of that library, none of the digging.

The library
500,000+ captures

Every amp, cab and pedal the TONE3000 community has captured — the biggest collection of real gear anywhere.
The song
The gear that made the record

Name the track and CAPO works out what it was played through, and what sat in front of it.
The license
The ones you're cleared to use

Every capture carries its license and its maker. Say the session is commercial and the rest step aside.
The rig
One board, ready to play

Loaded in the right order, dialed in for the part, credited — with a note on why each block is there.

The engine

CAPO — Capture, Amp, Pedal, Output

The four links of a guitar rig, and exactly what it builds you. Four blocks, wired in series, each chosen for the song rather than for a genre it guessed at.

Capture

A neural capture of the actual amp, made by somebody who owned one and put in the work.
Amp

Gain, EQ and level set for the part you're playing, not for a genre it guessed at.
Pedal

Drive, gate, modulation, delay — chosen for the song and placed in the order they belong in.
Output

Room, level and final EQ shaped so the whole thing sits the way it sits on the record.

Start to finish

What happens when you name a song

Name it — or Shazam it

Type the song, or tap Shazam and it names the record playing in the room — a clean artist and title every time. Then it rigs for the part you're learning: rhythm, lead, clean verse, not a genre preset.
It goes shopping

Searches half a million captures of real amps and pedals, picks the gear that suits the song, and loads it onto your board — on your own TONE3000 account.
It finishes the job

Gate on the high-gain, slapback on the lead, a room for the cleans, EQ shaped to sit right. Then it credits whoever made the captures.
Then you talk to it

“Bit more bite.” “Kill the reverb.” “Tighter.” Say it plainly and the rig changes. Most tweaks land instantly, on device.

See it work

Watch it build a rig

One take, no edits — on iPad and iPhone. It searches, assembles the chain block by block, and writes out exactly what it chose and why. Seconds, not minutes.