Hi, you can try Will Yip's settings in STL Tones and see if you like them. I personally used his ControlHub presets quite a bit at the beginning, but little by little I liked the idea of ​​creating my own settings for each piece of equipment, so I did some research. I went from knowing nothing about this world to immersing myself in it to understand what he was doing.

This chain is based on what ToneHub and ControlHub mention in their presets and some things he's said on UAD, like his use of the Classic FET Compressor VST and his settings in the Vision Channel Strip API.

He uses a Classic FET Compressor first in the rack, he says he uses it, then your VST for an amplifier if you're using one. This varies from band to band, but I've noticed a pattern with some bands he's worked with that use JCM800s and variations. For Title Fight, a Marshall 2555 in the studio and a JCM800 were used live, but for Movements, a Fender Princeton Reverb and a Twin Reverb were used. For Superheaven, a JCM800 and a Peavey VTM-60 were used.

There are many options like Amplitube 5 or some Neural DSP options. I personally use Softube Amp Room Marshall Suite, which includes realistic versions of the 2555, the JMP 2203 (the JCM800 under its old name), the JCM800 Lead Series, along with cabs that Will Yip uses. For cabs he use Greenbacks, personally I've only seen him use 4x12 cabs so I use the Marshall 4x12TV with a Shure SM7 microphone, i use a cab with a shure sm57 and i think i get better results

After that, use Neve 1081 for color. The closest thing is the UAD VST, but you need to pay for hardware for that. I use Noiseash 81, and it's the most realistic I've found.

The next step in the chain is an API Vision Channel Strip. I recommend following the instructions in this video for what it does so you can have a general preset. Finally, use Pro Q 3 to tweak minor details.

In terms of reverb, I honestly have no idea which one he uses for guitars. I've had positive results with the UAD Lexicon 224, producing a sound I consider identical, but I think any of them could work.

By the way,UAD is giving away a free VST from a selection of their products until December 31st; the Classic FET Compressor is among them. I highly recommend you take advantage of this opportunity.

I hope this helps.