AmpliTube for iPhone, iPad & VocaLive Only $15 / €12 For A Limited Time

[Brian @ IK Multimedia]

IK's 15th Anniversary Celebration Surprise Deal



In celebration of IK Multimedia's 15 Year Anniversary, we are offering a very special surprise gift for 10 days only: From August 5th to August 15th, you can purchase AmpliTube for iPhone/iPod Touch, AmpliTube for iPad and VocaLive for iPhone/iPod Touch for $15/€12 from the iTunes App Store (normally $19.99/€14.99). That's 25% off … but for a limited time only!



AmpliTube for iPhone/iPod Touch and AmpliTube for iPad are real-time guitar and bass mobile multiFX apps with powerful recording capabilities. AmpliTube for iPhone/iPod Touch and for iPad, in combination with AmpliTube iRig interface adapter, gives you the incredible, ultra-realistic sound and functionality of AmpliTube in a convenient mobile platform app.
• 11 Stomps
• 5 Amps
• 5 Cabinets
• 2 Microphones
• Built-in Recorder
• SpeedTrainer
• Tuner/Metronome
• Expandable with 5 stomp boxes, all models from AmpliTube Fender and 5 vocal effects from VocaLive

VocaLive for iPhone/iPod Touch is a real-time vocal processor and recording app for your iOS device. It includes a suite of 5 dedicated real-time vocal effects plus 7 effects tailored to vocal processing that can be combined on a 3-processor vocal rig chain.
• Real time vocal processor + recording app
• 3-processor vocal rig chain that can be used with iRig Mic
• 12 vocal effects
• Built-in Recorder
• Includes metronome and vocal warm-up tools
• Low-latency for real time vocal processing
Don't miss this unique opportunity to get these leading iOS music apps at a rare price and turn your iPhone/iPod touch/iPad into a mobile production powerhouse!

Download AmpliTube for iPhone / iPod Touch, AmpliTube for iPad, and VocaLive for iPhone/ iPod Touch today!

Learn more about IK Multimedia's iOS apps & accessories, and check out other special prizes and promotions IK will be offering during our 15th Anniversary Celebration
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[thebaggytrouseredone]

Great deal I'd gladly buy it but I'm not sure about compatability with alesis io dock. I know amplitude doesn't work at the moment but I would purchase if it will be supported in a future update.

[Brian @ IK Multimedia]

There has been some recent internal discussion to make AmpliTube compatible with the 30 pin digital audio input. This may or may not happen with the release of iOS5. We tested the beta with StealthPlug and camera connection kit and it worked pretty well so if this functionality remains in the official release it looks like there will be news on this subject.

[thebaggytrouseredone]

Thank you, I'll look out for the updates and news. That was good to know.

[polaris20]

There has been some recent internal discussion to make AmpliTube compatible with the 30 pin digital audio input. This may or may not happen with the release of iOS5. We tested the beta with StealthPlug and camera connection kit and it worked pretty well so if this functionality remains in the official release it looks like there will be news on this subject.

I hope so. I have Amplitube for iPad, but got rid of the iRig device itself because it's noisy as hell. The Apogee Jam is amazing, but doesn't work with your software.

[Brian @ IK Multimedia]

My personal experience with the iRig is different. Noise levels seem to be most dependent on your pickups. The noisier they are, the noisier your guitar signal is going to be. All my guitars have either humbuckers or active single coils, and I don't have any noise issues with iRig. I like that I can charge my iPhone while jamming. It ensures that I don't run out of juice in the middle of a set.

[paterpeter]

Especially AmpliTube looks like quite a lot of fun. I couldn't care less if people consider it for "serious stuff", but I can see a lot of creative, unexpected things happen in some wild ad-hoc sessions, possibly involving considerable amounts of beer or so Too bad I'm neither a guitarist nor an iPad owner

[polaris20]

My personal experience with the iRig is different. Noise levels seem to be most dependent on your pickups. The noisier they are, the noisier your guitar signal is going to be. All my guitars have either humbuckers or active single coils, and I don't have any noise issues with iRig. I like that I can charge my iPhone while jamming. It ensures that I don't run out of juice in the middle of a set.

If you're using Amplitube, it's fine. If you're using GarageBand, you're screwed. It's just the way it is with that type of device. It's not a active vs. passive, single coil vs. humbucker thing.

The fact that the Jam is night and day improvement in noise shows that.

[Brian @ IK Multimedia]

This deal is coming to an end in just 3 days!
Hurry up while it lasts.