I saw the ad for AmpliTube 2 in the latest EM magazine but I didn't see anything about it on the AmpliTube site yet. It look like it has quite a few upgrades. When is it due to be available?harmony gardens wrote:I'm looking forward to what the next year will bring,,, Philharmonik, Amplitube 2, ...
Maybe next month or so. I have an early version of it and it is out of this world. It really is the best looking and sounding guitar amp and fx rig. Of course that is my opinion and I had some input into it (a lot of my own personal stomp collection was modeled for it... woohoooooo!). But, the engineers at IK in Italy are just brilliant and I am so glad that this product (and Ampeg SVX) will exist. Just the stomps alone are worth it. I mean, a CE-1, Phase 90, Dyancomp, Fuzzface (and tons more)???? That's what I WANT! You don't even want to know how much I paid for my real stomp collection. But, having it modeled well in software is just so cool. Production power in your PC is getting rediculously good. But, all that talk about the stomps is one thing. The amp, speaker and mic modeling? Ohhhhhh. We're not worthy. It's sick. Really. I am not just hyping nothing here. It truly RULES. Almost undeniably by most people. You guys will see. It is worth the wait. They weren't messing around when they made this. Serious effort that has taken the engineers a long time. I too am anxious for the final with all the additional stomps, amps and effects. I really think this will be the guitarist's popular choice. It just comes to close too the ideal hardware experience.Ambassador Kosh wrote:I saw the ad for AmpliTube 2 in the latest EM magazine but I didn't see anything about it on the AmpliTube site yet. It look like it has quite a few upgrades. When is it due to be available?harmony gardens wrote:I'm looking forward to what the next year will bring,,, Philharmonik, Amplitube 2, ...
How long has it been Tunes? 4 years? You, Raven, Progfusion (wherever he is)... and of course the Wookie.Mr. Tunes wrote:congratulations harmony!
i'm approaching my 4th year anniversary this fall. i didnt know i'd be alive this long when i placed my first order. music keeps me up and running everyday
yeah that was the Fall when you guys put these ads up here at kvr. where IS progfusion? the last i heard from him he was supposed to stop by the galaxy theatre but he didnt make it out.Squids wrote: How long has it been Tunes? 4 years? You, Raven, Progfusion (wherever he is)... and of course the Wookie.
i've found that amplitube 1 has been very useful in film stuff. there's a ton of sounds that always need to sound like they are coming from a speaker of some sort and this plugin saves a lot of time in that whole process. so between my guitar playing and sound tweaking with amp1, you can bet i'm dyin for the sequel.Squids wrote:I really think this will be the guitarist's popular choice. It just comes to close too the ideal hardware experience.
Back in the beginning of 2003, when I was at the start of my adventure to record and arrange my songs, Omnisynth was the result of an extensive research - a sound module that got me started with great sounds. Man, I still love the acoustic guitar that came with it.harmony gardens wrote:It was one year ago today that I placed my first eSoundz order... which was the SS1 Group buy,,, which also included Omni Synth 1.
It was almost ridiculous. Made ST2 and SS2 jump up to the top of my needed and wanted list. Actually I was quite happy with the "workstation sounds" that I already owned and I got Nigel from UAD, which was fine for me, too. But all this additional choice of samples for the ridiculous amout of $319. O man, for Hypersonic alone, I had to shed out more $$$$.Mr. Tunes wrote:that group buy was insane. i couldnt believe how much was offered in there for so little!
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