Dear Matt, thank you so much for this comprehensive tutorial. And while it's comprehensive it's easy to watch it down, the way you explain things. It makes it fun to go into detail. I've had amplitube for a few months now and I was entirely lost, save for trying out different sounds. With your tutorial I have now, for the very first time understood how this BEAST works. Thank you!!!
Very nice and informative, thank you! It would be nice also to spend some time around how to build rigs for specific sounds/genres (e.g. what types of pedals are typical for what styles, amp eq settings, dry/wet settings for the cabs, etc.)
The Mesa Boogie MkIII and IV amps have come along in huge leaps and bounds since version 3. It also has my preamp on there now too, the Marshall JMP-1 which has been very faithfully reproduced.
Thank you very much sir! Got into AmpliTube yesterday. Looks very impressive when you open the program on your computer. You made it very easy to understand 🙏🏾 Do you also have something similar for the iPad?
Very useful mate. Whats it like regarding cpu usage in logic? I have scuffham s-gear at moment, but want to buy a new plugin for some inspiration. This looks tempting.
Matt awesome demo and review, just like your how to make a song in GarageBand video. Question, how do you get this to show up in GarageBand? So that it uses the amp you make versus one of the defaults in GarageBand? A video on how to get from GarageBand to AmpliTube would be appreciated, maybe you’ve already got one and I’m just missing it. thanks.
After installing the Amplitube software I simply went into GB and clicked my guitar track, then the Plugins dropdown menu in the controls window, and there was a brand new selection for the amplitube content already showing up.
I am new to Amplitube and really wanted the Fender Collection 2 amp models... So I grabbed the AT4 + FC2 package for 114,99 $, but now I realize that the standard version of AT4 only comes with a few amps/cabs and hardly any stomps... So what I really wanted to buy is Amplitube 4 DELUXE along with the Fender Collection 2 package. Any ideas on what I can do? Suck it up and grab Amplitube 4 MAX for 149,99 $ more? :( Thanks.
Thanks for all the Info. I had bought Amplitube 4 from Sweetwater last year and its been a hit and miss. I wonder if there is an update to a newer version of Amplitube 4?
The possibilities are endless with amplitube, i own both this and guitar rig 5 both fully loaded and amplitube is loads better in my opinion. Only problem is I spend more time chasing certain tones than actually playing lol.
I have my guitar cable plugged in to my guitar to the Focusrite 2i2. Then I have headphones plugged into the Focusrite as well. The Focusrite 2i2 is plugged into my Windows 10 PC, obviously.
Which Amplitube4 product is this, that has all the gear? I bought the plain Amplitube4($150) and was so disappointed when I went to use presets, as 99% of them I couldn't use unless I bought more gear in the Custom Shop. Same with the amps and cabs. My version is extremely limited. What a let down for me. It seems like your edition has everything except the Leslie you touched on I think. Thank you.
Sounds like you were expecting the content of Deluxe or Max. Check the IK Multimedia website for what is included in each. You should be able to get a side grade price to add more of the features.
Mac, & yes when running it stand-alone it has a built in 8 track recorder & a looper section to add backing loops, drum loops, or record in guitars loops etc
I can't explain but I want to listen to The Who for some reason? The same riff for over an hour but I didn't get bored. And I love the GUI. It's called "Skeuomorphic" I think??? Anyway, I really like that in software.
Francis..Skeuomorphic is indeed the name for this kind of GUI. whereby the "Real World" look is replicated visually. As opposed to a bunch of dials/fields with only numerical settings, for instance.
When I bought amplitube for the full price I only got the Amplitube Free presets, all the others ones I have to pay for. Total bogus unless I missed something, there's only like 15 presets
What Ethan said dude, you could have more to download once you login to your account on their website. For example when I bought a foucusrite interface, I have to login to the site for software, or new drivers/ firmware, the same may be true for you in this case, except the software available will prob be preset packs that came with your purchase and maybe updates. Login and have a good rummage round. If your lost, contact them and ask what should've be included with your purchase.
Go into Custom Shop/Gear/Restore My Gear. and then go back to your Amplitube Interface and your gear should be appearing, depending on which price you paid £180 or £360 will be the gear that comes with that package.
How do you get this to sound so great and loaded into a daw program? I use Axe I/0 with Lenovo Ideapad L340 laptop with Ableton live lite and I can only get no signal which is clean only ..
@@dancetech Of course, thank you. But you said it came with them, I guess I am asking if I loaded it correctly, or if there is a further step in loading the free software to get more amp models. I am not very computer savvy, brother.
i'm not using a free version. Obviously the free version will only give some amps, and the idea is - i assume - you buy others you want. Check their website for details
Hi excellent great review. I was wondering if you can help me. I am using the focusrite 2i2 and it is connected to my windows 10 computer. When I installed the demo I have no sound. So I need for someone to help me with my audio settings. I have my device set as ASIO, but what should my input device and output device be? Should they both be set to the Focusrite 2i2? Thank you.
yes, with the lowest sample buffer size that does not make pops or crackles in the audio. then you need the audio track you are recording onto to be set to have it's input monitoring ON so you hear the input at the output when you play
@@dancetech Hey thanks, but I am not recording, I am just want to practice playing in my bedroom without disturbing the neighbors. I am using headphones!
The Mesas and ENGL and probably others didn't come with my A4. Do you have A4 Max? All that came with mine were the Marshalls, plus importing stuff from A3 that I already owned. Fender 1, Hendrix. Cheers and thanks for the vid!
You're walking through this like a pro to a pro, no description at all about the differences between the amplitude settings differing or what they do. I mean the pre model, eq model, and amp model versions. Unless you're a sound engineer how will any of that make any sense to you?
can anybody tell me how to use different setups for different parts of the song through the daw? it was explained in this video but it was so short i didn't get it. I'm used to using a digital effects processor where i just have to step on the setup i want. is there anything like this? for example, if i want clean + delay on the verse but i want drive on the chorus, how do i achieve that?
use a compressor pedal. Back in the day I used a blue BOSS compressor/sustainer pedal which would give me literally infinite sustain even using a clean amp tone with no hi gain
When I've got amplitube open on my PC if I change any settings like amp or effect, it will turn into this awful buzzing noise, like a swarm of bees or something. I have to restart it to get it to go away and it happens EVERY time. If anyone knows anything about any of this I would really appreciate the help.
I presume that as with all other recording equipment. Avoid peaking or clipping in the red. Unless it's intentional. So, no meters anywhere in the display should be peaking in the red.
anyways, there's tons of computing bits available to handle almost infinite headroom inside the computer, all that matters is what comes out of the final mix bus. So don't worry about that stuff. Secondly, which may be of interest, when using analog gear (tape & mixer etc) you don't really use the meters, you monitor OFF TAPE and always listen to what's coming off the play head. That way you can drive the signal as hard as you like & HEAR any distortion to taste while getting absolute MAX S/N Ratio
Not that i know of, but you could simply run the Amplitube into the LePou Cabinet plugin and use any cab convolutions you like with the raw amplitube amp
@@dancetech found out you could run STL tones ignite cab simulator and do it that way, so if you are running protools or reaper or what have you, you can insert amplitube 4, then in the second insert use the ignite, thanks for the reply man. cheers. Ed
Impressive - though as other commentators have said, I've been using GuitarRig for years (always done the job). Suppose there's a debate to had about the relevance or not of guitars in general. Just seems a bit limiting compared to what you can do with tech like Maschine. Bands like NIN have a good balance of being a trad rock band but also embracing digital too. That said the most current interesting work seems to be by film composers. Great tutorial though
Boy that is hard. I like both. I've had Guitar Rig for much longer so I have used it more but the upgrade to Amplitube 4 is very impressive. So many options it is scary. I am trying to incorporate it more in my stuff. I would probably lean towards Amplitube (I like lots of options - it doesn't restrict me - but it makes me poor) but I doubt you'd go wrong with either.
there isn't any decent Guitar Rig videos i could find that go into explaining the cabinet set-ups, it seems less comprehensive than amplitube, but i could be wrong.
can anybody tell me how to use different setups for different parts of the song through the daw? it was explained in this video but it was so short i didn't get it. I'm used to using a digital effects processor where i just have to step on the setup i want. is there anything like this? for example, if i want clean + delay on the verse but i want drive on the chorus, how do i achieve that? That is the only reason i watched the whole video :(
This is not your intro package he's putting up there. This is quite a bit of the extras that cost. I paid $149.99 and it doesn't come with most of this so the sounds you get at that level are not even close to this good sounding. I also tried getting the most out of what I did get but it sounds bland compared to this. Hard to believe it's just amplitube by itself. I wouldn't normally post a negative but since I feel I lost my money I have to say this is not all that great unless you spend a lot more money.
@@AngelMartinez-qs3cf Well, there's like 4 versions of Amplitube 4,Standard,Deluxe,Max,etc.Starting at 180$,but if you're ok with torrent versions, rutracker is your friend. I have the Scarlett 2i2 2gen also, works like a charm.
I have Amplitube 4 and it’s ok, but…..the only problem I have with it is that you have to pay for EVERY LITTLE THING. It’s basically a bare bones guitar sim and, if you want the “good stuff,” you better take out a second mortgage. EDITED: I know I was wrong, see below.
Well it's Amplitube 5 only now, 4 discontinued, but I think that's possibly a bit harsh. The Free Custom Shop version gives you a cooking marshall and a few other bits & TBH I did some sessions for a punk band the other day, and it was 100% all i needed a good old scratchy, slightly grindey Marshall with a bit of OD at the input. I didnt even bother going through ALL the entire amps I have in the MAX version. Next up is the SE version at 149 Euros which gives 80 bits of gear. That's cheap. But yes the full blowns MAX version I own is 600 euros, but then who really needs all the rotating Leslie cabs etc? Trust me, when clients come to record & they choose the amps/cab rig they only ever use about 10% of what's included in MAX. They go straight for a certain amp or bass rig they know & rarely does the other kit get used. 👍
@@dancetech Yeah, you’re right. I did some research and figured out what happened. I actually bought the Mesa Boogie pack a few years ago. I was under the impression that I was getting, “Amplitube 4 with Mesa Boogie,” which I was, but it was, “Amplitube FREE with Mesa Boogie.” To be honest, they don’t make that very clear. I get it now, though.
@@jimmy5196 yeah, in real life i have Marshall JCM2000 with a Framus poplar ply 4x12 cabinet (harder wood than birch ply, resonates differently, a more tight sound) & an old Marshall Master Lead Combo (2 x 12 transistor amp) which tbh is my GO-TO amp, it kicks ass like nothing else cos at gigs you just cram it all up to 10 and it really hums but it's not too loud.. With that Marshall Master Lead Combo the best guitar sound I get is with my old strat which has had all the 3 pickups ripped out and it has only a manky old vintage Gibson PAF humbucker at the bridge & only a volume control, kind of Original van halen style almost. The combination of the two is so midrange, you can pull out midrange harmonics so easy with a distortion pedal added or for punk/garage rhythm work it has a great mid grunk cos the strat body is so resonant with all the pickups removed. In the rehearsal studio i usually use (Westbourne studios in London) the choice in each room is usually a couple of different 50w Marshall combos (UsUALLY ONE WITH A MORE HI-GAIN CHANNEL & ONE MORE TRADITIONAL), then they also have an orange combo in each room with a hi-gain channel which is ok & a roland jazz chorus if you want more clean old sound. Bass rigs are usually Peavey & Fender. You just work with what you've got really tbh. So much of it is the actual guitar or bass though tbh. Next thing i want is one of these: harleybenton.com/product/beatbass-vs/ amp sims are all ok for recording etc but in real life you have to choose an amp and that's your amp.
Sir, you have unlocked this entire program for all of us! Thank you!
Dear Matt, thank you so much for this comprehensive tutorial. And while it's comprehensive it's easy to watch it down, the way you explain things. It makes it fun to go into detail. I've had amplitube for a few months now and I was entirely lost, save for trying out different sounds. With your tutorial I have now, for the very first time understood how this BEAST works. Thank you!!!
Worth the price of admission simply for the speaker comparison segment. cheers!
"This thing is an absolute...." (Me: He's gonna say beast) "BEAST" (Me: I feel accomplished today)
I’ve had Amplitube for a few years now and it’s great but I still learnt a load from your excellent tutorial. Thanks!
Thanks for showing me not to neglect the standard amps.
And yet another thoroughly comprehensive rundown, on this channel. About as definitive as you could get!
Liked, of course!
cheers ;) 'extras' tutorial stuff for Amplitube 4 being uploaded now
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Very nice and informative, thank you! It would be nice also to spend some time around how to build rigs for specific sounds/genres (e.g. what types of pedals are typical for what styles, amp eq settings, dry/wet settings for the cabs, etc.)
Your videos are very informative and just delightful to watch! Thanks!
The Mesa Boogie MkIII and IV amps have come along in huge leaps and bounds since version 3. It also has my preamp on there now too, the Marshall JMP-1 which has been very faithfully reproduced.
Whats the JMP-1 called in amplitube? is it the red plexi looking one?
Thank you very much sir! Got into AmpliTube yesterday. Looks very impressive when you open the program on your computer. You made it very easy to understand 🙏🏾 Do you also have something similar for the iPad?
they do a iOS version www.ikmultimedia.com/products/amplitubeios/
Sorry, I meant to add that this was a fantastic review. Thank you Matt.
What guitar are you using and what's in it? Sounds great. Thanks for the vid!
thank you Matt , its really so helpful to follow your guide
This overview rocks
Fantastic tutorial, again. Thank you, Matt!
Craig Willis - By using inter-app audio in GarageBand.
"Got a feeling inside, can't explain, it's a certain kind, can't explain"
I started singing that right away and then saw your post.... haha
"Who", do you think you are? I want to ride the magic bus.
I get that feeling as well. It's your bodies way of telling you that you need a shit!
I realize this is 2 yrs old but im wondering is everything you used here come with amplitude 4 or do you have the add on bundles
As I am new to amplitude and daws.
Can you tell me what daw you have running in the background ?
Thanks
Logic.
Very useful mate. Whats it like regarding cpu usage in logic? I have scuffham s-gear at moment, but want to buy a new plugin for some inspiration. This looks tempting.
seems pretty light, doesn't move the cpu meter in logic that much
Matt awesome demo and review, just like your how to make a song in GarageBand video. Question, how do you get this to show up in GarageBand? So that it uses the amp you make versus one of the defaults in GarageBand? A video on how to get from GarageBand to AmpliTube would be appreciated, maybe you’ve already got one and I’m just missing it. thanks.
After installing the Amplitube software I simply went into GB and clicked my guitar track, then the Plugins dropdown menu in the controls window, and there was a brand new selection for the amplitube content already showing up.
Useful? That was phenomenal. Thank you Matt (Think I'm going to struggle to leave the house for a few days now...)
How's that working out for you now
@@TheHonestTerrorist legend says he is still struggling to leave home or even respond to an one year old comment😀
I am new to Amplitube and really wanted the Fender Collection 2 amp models... So I grabbed the AT4 + FC2 package for 114,99 $, but now I realize that the standard version of AT4 only comes with a few amps/cabs and hardly any stomps... So what I really wanted to buy is Amplitube 4 DELUXE along with the Fender Collection 2 package. Any ideas on what I can do? Suck it up and grab Amplitube 4 MAX for 149,99 $ more? :( Thanks.
You can download Amplitude Custom from their website and buy the fender amp pack...
how did you get the full version?
well done. you're a good teacher.
So this software comes FREE with iRig HD 2?
Thanks for all the Info.
I had bought Amplitube 4 from Sweetwater last year and its been a hit and miss.
I wonder if there is an update to a newer version of Amplitube 4?
Again, consider global cab bypass so you can use 3rd party impulse responses.
I use Amplitude from 1st Version.in studio also live. I think it´s the best modeller on the market.
Great job like always with you !!!
Do it again with a dynamic track (tone bending).. amps are more complicated than this track suggest
Great tutorial. What guitar did you use for this?
I think a daisy rock with duncan humbuckers.
Thanks for the review, but you really should match the volume of a speaking voice and music.
The possibilities are endless with amplitube, i own both this and guitar rig 5 both fully loaded and amplitube is loads better in my opinion. Only problem is I spend more time chasing certain tones than actually playing lol.
lol, yeah that tends to be the problem when you have unlimited combinations to mess with
I installed successfully but it is not in How the Logic plugin must be setup to make it visible to Amplitube v.4 in Logic pro x
any installed AND PROPERLY AUTHORISED plugins should be automatically scanned & initialised when you start Logic.
Yes I am using it as a Standalone!
and in the amplitube settings you've assigned the focusrite as the audio in/out? should all work then unless i'm missing something.
I have my guitar cable plugged in to my guitar to the Focusrite 2i2. Then I have headphones plugged into the Focusrite as well. The Focusrite 2i2 is plugged into my Windows 10 PC, obviously.
Which Amplitube4 product is this, that has all the gear? I bought the plain Amplitube4($150) and was so disappointed when I went to use presets, as 99% of them I couldn't use unless I bought more gear in the Custom Shop. Same with the amps and cabs. My version is extremely limited. What a let down for me. It seems like your edition has everything except the Leslie you touched on I think. Thank you.
Sounds like you were expecting the content of Deluxe or Max. Check the IK Multimedia website for what is included in each. You should be able to get a side grade price to add more of the features.
What is the best sample rate and buffer size setting for amplitube?
Amplitube is a freaking monster.
Are you running on windows? Did it come with a. 8 track recorder?
Mac, & yes when running it stand-alone it has a built in 8 track recorder & a looper section to add backing loops, drum loops, or record in guitars loops etc
Thank you.
Very informative, thanks Subbed
How do i get to the actual guitar playing part, i just downloaded Amplitube custom shop and all i get is the home screen with stuff for sale?
My experience summed up
@@necurrence1776 Hey man if your on windows 10 click the left side bottom window icon and Amplitube should be on the list to your left.
@@tgdb4968 that was really helpful, many thanks
Thank you so much for sharing
I can't explain but I want to listen to The Who for some reason? The same riff for over an hour but I didn't get bored. And I love the GUI. It's called "Skeuomorphic" I think??? Anyway, I really like that in software.
hehe, yeah, classic riff. played on a Daisy Rock 'Rock Candy' with Duncan pickups.
Francis..Skeuomorphic is indeed the name for this kind of GUI. whereby the "Real World" look is replicated visually. As opposed to a bunch of dials/fields with only numerical settings, for instance.
Hello sir I have a question Can i use amplitube 4 without an audio interface? And just record directly from my amp?
No
the impotent
I'll never listen to The Who in the same way ever again.....Great vid
That guitar riff you start with.
The Clash?
cant explain, the who - similar to clash city rockers though isn't it, so we know what their inspiration was ;)
When I bought amplitube for the full price I only got the Amplitube Free presets, all the others ones I have to pay for. Total bogus unless I missed something, there's only like 15 presets
Check your user page in your account. You might have to download more.
What Ethan said dude, you could have more to download once you login to your account on their website. For example when I bought a foucusrite interface, I have to login to the site for software, or new drivers/ firmware, the same may be true for you in this case, except the software available will prob be preset packs that came with your purchase and maybe updates. Login and have a good rummage round. If your lost, contact them and ask what should've be included with your purchase.
Go into Custom Shop/Gear/Restore My Gear. and then go back to your Amplitube Interface and your gear should be appearing, depending on which price you paid £180 or £360 will be the gear that comes with that package.
How does it compare to Mesa/Boogie?
Good tutorial. Is this the Deluxe or Max version?
AmpliTube 4 Total Studio MAX 2
Nice.. thanks
Can this work on GarageBand?
Can you use drum software plugins inside of the amplitude 4 DAW? Such as addictive drums 2 by XLN audio?
Yes
Or you just bounced out your tracks that you want to use and the run the audio through it
How do you get this to sound so great and loaded into a daw program? I use Axe I/0 with Lenovo Ideapad L340 laptop with Ableton live lite and I can only get no signal which is clean only ..
sounds like you've got direct monitoring ON the axe. you have to montor thru the daw obviously or you dont get the sound of the amplitube
Which version of amplitube 4 is this? Does it come with all those amps and effects or were they purchased separately?
It is the latest version at date of the video & yes all amps included, but you can buy many more if you think it's worthwhile.
@@dancetech I just got the free version and it has locks on all those amos like the ENGL. Is there a way to get the others loaded?
buy them i suppose.
@@dancetech Of course, thank you. But you said it came with them, I guess I am asking if I loaded it correctly, or if there is a further step in loading the free software to get more amp models. I am not very computer savvy, brother.
i'm not using a free version. Obviously the free version will only give some amps, and the idea is - i assume - you buy others you want. Check their website for details
Do I need to buy a audio production software in order to run the amplitude software or can I run amplitude straight through my interface
it works as a stand-alone app as well.
Use Reaper, it's free.
Hi excellent great review. I was wondering if you can help me. I am using the focusrite 2i2 and it is connected to my windows 10 computer. When I installed the demo I have no sound. So I need for someone to help me with my audio settings. I have my device set as ASIO, but what should my input device and output device be? Should they both be set to the Focusrite 2i2? Thank you.
yes, with the lowest sample buffer size that does not make pops or crackles in the audio. then you need the audio track you are recording onto to be set to have it's input monitoring ON so you hear the input at the output when you play
@@dancetech Hey thanks, but I am not recording, I am just want to practice playing in my bedroom without disturbing the neighbors. I am using headphones!
are you using it standalone, NOT as a plugin in a DAW?
The Mesas and ENGL and probably others didn't come with my A4. Do you have A4 Max? All that came with mine were the Marshalls, plus importing stuff from A3 that I already owned. Fender 1, Hendrix.
Cheers and thanks for the vid!
yes i got AmpliTube 4 Total Studio MAX 2
You're walking through this like a pro to a pro, no description at all about the differences between the amplitude settings differing or what they do. I mean the pre model, eq model, and amp model versions. Unless you're a sound engineer how will any of that make any sense to you?
watch the whole thing, everything is explained.
can anybody tell me how to use different setups for different parts of the song through the daw? it was explained in this video but it was so short i didn't get it. I'm used to using a digital effects processor where i just have to step on the setup i want. is there anything like this?
for example, if i want clean + delay on the verse but i want drive on the chorus, how do i achieve that?
well done🎸you rock🤘
Is this the regular amplitube 4 or the deluxe version?
I was thinking of asking the same thing.
They should hire you to write a manual! Nice job
Cheers, but if you google 'amplitube 4 tutorial' we get result number-1 right at the top, so it'll be ok.
thanks.
How to setup infinite sustain on amplitube 4? Does it Made it?
use a compressor pedal. Back in the day I used a blue BOSS compressor/sustainer pedal which would give me literally infinite sustain even using a clean amp tone with no hi gain
@@dancetech thank you
When I've got amplitube open on my PC if I change any settings like amp or effect, it will turn into this awful buzzing noise, like a swarm of bees or something. I have to restart it to get it to go away and it happens EVERY time. If anyone knows anything about any of this I would really appreciate the help.
Adjust buffersize in audiosettingd or run as admin ...
at 17:55, how is the "clean lead" making distortion?
It's the switch for Clean (off) or Lead (on/red)
Are really all of these features included in the original Amplitube 4 package? I think not.
No but I just pirated it and it's pretty damn good
skull222k how did you pirate it?
@@Memper here let me give u this amplitube video . It's in Spanish but it's easy
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@@Memper u will need your anti virus off like Norton but you can keep windows defender on . Ik it sounds fishy but it works great!
should i get this or guitar rig 5 please help me out
Guitar rig comes in some of the bundles with machine which is really nice beat pad for $600 and come to the five gig sound library.
I presume that as with all other recording equipment. Avoid peaking or clipping in the red. Unless it's intentional. So, no meters anywhere in the display should be peaking in the red.
sorry, but you don't know what you're talking about.
@@dancetech which is why I asked. So instead of insulting. How about educating.
you asked? it reads as a statement
I presume, means its a question
anyways, there's tons of computing bits available to handle almost infinite headroom inside the computer, all that matters is what comes out of the final mix bus. So don't worry about that stuff. Secondly, which may be of interest, when using analog gear (tape & mixer etc) you don't really use the meters, you monitor OFF TAPE and always listen to what's coming off the play head. That way you can drive the signal as hard as you like & HEAR any distortion to taste while getting absolute MAX S/N Ratio
Nice
Yea but how much does all that cost!
can you load custom IR in the cab section ?
Not that i know of, but you could simply run the Amplitube into the LePou Cabinet plugin and use any cab convolutions you like with the raw amplitube amp
@@dancetech found out you could run STL tones ignite cab simulator and do it that way, so if you are running protools or reaper or what have you, you can insert amplitube 4, then in the second insert use the ignite, thanks for the reply man. cheers. Ed
Impressive - though as other commentators have said, I've been using GuitarRig for years (always done the job). Suppose there's a debate to had about the relevance or not of guitars in general. Just seems a bit limiting compared to what you can do with tech like Maschine. Bands like NIN have a good balance of being a trad rock band but also embracing digital too. That said the most current interesting work seems to be by film composers. Great tutorial though
I owe you money. Lastly, consider global cab bypass so you can use 3rd party impulse responses.
what drum machine are you using
that's real drums mixed with samples being triggered by the real drum audio
R u using it in PC or Mac?
mac
I wonder which is "better", Amplitube or Guitar Rig? I have both so I am spoiled for choice. Thanks for the tutorial. Very helpful.
well what do you think as you have both?
Boy that is hard. I like both. I've had Guitar Rig for much longer so I have used it more but the upgrade to Amplitube 4 is very impressive. So many options it is scary. I am trying to incorporate it more in my stuff. I would probably lean towards Amplitube (I like lots of options - it doesn't restrict me - but it makes me poor) but I doubt you'd go wrong with either.
there isn't any decent Guitar Rig videos i could find that go into explaining the cabinet set-ups, it seems less comprehensive than amplitube, but i could be wrong.
I think you are correct. NI have lots of videos but they are short and rarely helpful and other people rarely do videos except for reviewing.
can anybody tell me how to use different setups for different parts of the song through the daw? it was explained in this video but it was so short i didn't get it. I'm used to using a digital effects processor where i just have to step on the setup i want. is there anything like this?
for example, if i want clean + delay on the verse but i want drive on the chorus, how do i achieve that? That is the only reason i watched the whole video :(
This is not your intro package he's putting up there. This is quite a bit of the extras that cost. I paid $149.99 and it doesn't come with most of this so the sounds you get at that level are not even close to this good sounding. I also tried getting the most out of what I did get but it sounds bland compared to this. Hard to believe it's just amplitube by itself. I wouldn't normally post a negative but since I feel I lost my money I have to say this is not all that great unless you spend a lot more money.
I just purchased it and says the presets for the models are not installed? hmmmmm
You have to get the Max bundle. But even that doesnt have everything unfortunately
Yeah I figured it out. Thanks. 👍🏻
Hello anyone can anyone help? I am using Amplitube 3 demo on my windows 10 pc. I have not put in any serial numbers. Do I need it?
Go with Amplitube 4 dude. ( Rutracker).
@@nomadptgalexandrecarvalho2133 is it the same Amplitube 3. Also I keep getting a hissing noise . Can you help out?
@@AngelMartinez-qs3cf Download the 4 version, you need to tweak the noise gate button knob to minimize any background noise.
@@nomadptgalexandrecarvalho2133 Hi Alexandre, how much is it?
@@AngelMartinez-qs3cf Well, there's like 4 versions of Amplitube 4,Standard,Deluxe,Max,etc.Starting at 180$,but if you're ok with torrent versions, rutracker is your friend. I have the Scarlett 2i2 2gen also, works like a charm.
I should have mentioned I only paid $80 from Sweeetwater so I know its not the Full Version.
Latency is the difference between the real and the imagined.
Right
If Goofy and Pluto are both dogs, why Goofy can talk and Pluto doesn't ?
Stfu
These prrrresets
I have Amplitube 4 and it’s ok, but…..the only problem I have with it is that you have to pay for EVERY LITTLE THING. It’s basically a bare bones guitar sim and, if you want the “good stuff,” you better take out a second mortgage.
EDITED: I know I was wrong, see below.
Well it's Amplitube 5 only now, 4 discontinued, but I think that's possibly a bit harsh. The Free Custom Shop version gives you a cooking marshall and a few other bits & TBH I did some sessions for a punk band the other day, and it was 100% all i needed a good old scratchy, slightly grindey Marshall with a bit of OD at the input. I didnt even bother going through ALL the entire amps I have in the MAX version. Next up is the SE version at 149 Euros which gives 80 bits of gear. That's cheap. But yes the full blowns MAX version I own is 600 euros, but then who really needs all the rotating Leslie cabs etc? Trust me, when clients come to record & they choose the amps/cab rig they only ever use about 10% of what's included in MAX. They go straight for a certain amp or bass rig they know & rarely does the other kit get used. 👍
@@dancetech Yeah, you’re right. I did some research and figured out what happened. I actually bought the Mesa Boogie pack a few years ago. I was under the impression that I was getting, “Amplitube 4 with Mesa Boogie,” which I was, but it was, “Amplitube FREE with Mesa Boogie.” To be honest, they don’t make that very clear. I get it now, though.
@@jimmy5196 yeah, in real life i have Marshall JCM2000 with a Framus poplar ply 4x12 cabinet (harder wood than birch ply, resonates differently, a more tight sound) & an old Marshall Master Lead Combo (2 x 12 transistor amp) which tbh is my GO-TO amp, it kicks ass like nothing else cos at gigs you just cram it all up to 10 and it really hums but it's not too loud.. With that Marshall Master Lead Combo the best guitar sound I get is with my old strat which has had all the 3 pickups ripped out and it has only a manky old vintage Gibson PAF humbucker at the bridge & only a volume control, kind of Original van halen style almost. The combination of the two is so midrange, you can pull out midrange harmonics so easy with a distortion pedal added or for punk/garage rhythm work it has a great mid grunk cos the strat body is so resonant with all the pickups removed. In the rehearsal studio i usually use (Westbourne studios in London) the choice in each room is usually a couple of different 50w Marshall combos (UsUALLY ONE WITH A MORE HI-GAIN CHANNEL & ONE MORE TRADITIONAL), then they also have an orange combo in each room with a hi-gain channel which is ok & a roland jazz chorus if you want more clean old sound. Bass rigs are usually Peavey & Fender. You just work with what you've got really tbh.
So much of it is the actual guitar or bass though tbh. Next thing i want is one of these: harleybenton.com/product/beatbass-vs/
amp sims are all ok for recording etc but in real life you have to choose an amp and that's your amp.
I can’t explain.....
Kinda overwhelming #ik_Multimedia
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Still not as good as my real tube amp that's on 11 😉😂