I look into getting some manner of controller to actually be able to use the effects while playing with others (without stopping to tap on my device with the hands I’m using to play guitar). okay, annoying, but okay-I guess (there are technical explanations/reasons for this). I got an iPad and found that it’s a separate thing entirely and no in-app purchases carry over. I had my gripes with in app purchases constantly (& even after getting paid version) but ok.
#GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 FREE#
It was nice to get started with iRig-the interface was ~$30-$40, & there’s a free version of the app.
#GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 PRO#
MIDI controllable and with built-in integration for iRig Stomp I/O, iRig Blueboard and other controllersĪnother person switching to jamup pro here.Export audio via E-mail, SoundCloud or File Sharing.Import and play songs as backing tracks from your Music Library or computer.
#GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 FULL#
AmpliTube pairs with iRig Stomp I/O for a powerful all-in-one stage rig, works wirelessly with iRig Blueboard, and supports other MIDI controllers as well.ĪmpliTube also offers innovative ways to play, practice and record with an optional Looper, more drum track loops, a full 8-track recorder and DAW-style studio all available for in-app purchase. Ready to hit the stage? AmpliTube’s Live Mode offers an optimized GUI for live use, with all the settings and controls you need in an easy-to-read format.Ĭontrol your virtual rig just like real gear: change presets, trigger FX, loops and more all right from your feet. You can expand this via a massive library of nearly 150 amps and stompboxes from top brands like Fender™, Ampeg®, Orange®, Mesa/Boogie®, and many more, or unlock the rigs of your heroes with gear from Slash, Dimebag Darrell, Jimi Hendrix, and now Brian May. Plug your instrument into your iPhone with one of IK's interfaces like iRig 2 or iRig HD 2, and get ready to be blown away.ĪmpliTube for iPhone gives you 17 stompbox effects, 8 amplifiers, 10 speaker cabinets and 2 mics, a free Loop Drummer Rock groove pack and a 2-track recorder. After that, it comes down to picking style and technique.Want the ultimate mobile guitar and bass tone studio?ĪmpliTube gives you a massive collection of virtual gear that you can use to practice, play and record with world-class tone anytime and anywhere.īuild your own guitar or bass rig with up to 6 stompbox FX, an amplifier and cabinet with mics. I’ve noticed that when I build a Helix preset from scratch that it gravitates towards my ideal tone regardless of which amp model and whether I use an IR or built in cabs. Even the OP used the tools at his disposal to make each modeler sound as similar to his ideal tone as possible in the video. we are all shooting for that ideal tone in our heads and it’s different for each of us. just fuller, less digital and more reactive.
I noticed when I got my LT and dialed in some basic tones, they sounded a lot like the ones I had dialed in on my Firehawk and RP500 before that. I agree with several posters that the tech has progressed to a level where, in the right hands, tones can be dialed in to the degree that our audiences wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. The only one that sounded obviously digital to me was the Pod Farm.
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