Rammstein's Native Instruments Rammfire plug-in - Behind the scenes
![The amps](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/bd5e2d5273ed8eb38c5d01a5c5a916ef-320-80.jpg)
The amps
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![The cabs](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/65a39f576a194d3cb5b119b1a05f3d64-320-80.jpg)
The cabs
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![The pre-amps](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/b515bd55ac815504fd0a6db7007cc046-320-80.jpg)
The pre-amps
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![Rack effects](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/6b9f272c9d825f1e0aff814cdddfcdfe-320-80.jpg)
Rack effects
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![Microphone robot (close-up)](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/c42b1161cdd2108ffa257e7b9a5d0c9d-320-80.jpg)
Microphone robot (close-up)
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![Building the 'bot](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/162c45f0a02b7f3982a829563da378fb-320-80.jpg)
Building the 'bot
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![Microphone robot](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/1486eb8092b89abbfc053bff7196d082-320-80.jpg)
Microphone robot
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![The microphones](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/dae3c1234cc21dcb84e0036f63b7d2b1-320-80.jpg)
The microphones
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire audio
Hear the plug-in put through it's paces below by TG Reviews Editor Stuart Williams and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
![Richard Z. Kruspe](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/fab147139cb7785495e98021b27a5b8c-320-80.jpg)
Richard Z. Kruspe
Rammfire is a new software plug-in developed by Native Instruments and Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe to emulate the latter’s Mesa/Boogie-powered chugging guitar tones. Click through for behind the scenes images – including a robot microphone arm – and a video interview with the guitarist.
Native Instruments Rammfire video
The man himself explains a little about the development process behind the plug-in in the video below.
For more gear news and information check out our Guitar News section and check out Total Guitar issue 210 (on sale 24 December - 20 January) for a full review of the software.
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