AmpliTube Studio new in the AmpliTube 3.0 update is now available

[Peter - IK Multimedia]

AmpliTube Studio new in the AmpliTube 3.0 update is now available

The complete mobile guitar studio adds timeline audio editing



IK is proud to announce the new version of the highly acclaimed AmpliTube® App, which now adds a complete multi-track Studio with timeline audio editing and new gear models, making it the most comprehensive guitar and audio production app available. Now you can play, practice, compose and record complete songs from start to finish, anywhere inspiration strikes, on their iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

in this short video. There's also videos you can watch that shows you how to record on an or an using AmpliTube Studio.

The new release of AmpliTube completely changes the game for mobile music production and offers everything musicians need to quickly and easily record complete songs: a full guitar/bass rig; a multi-track recorder with effects; a new timeline audio editing suite for arranging, editing, mixing and mastering; a built-in programmable drummer; professional export features for sharing creations with the world; and the possibility to work simultaneously with other audio apps.

When used with the IK Multimedia iRig® line of guitar interfaces (like the new high-quality iRig HD, iRig STOMP or the iRig adapter), microphone products (like iRig Mic or iRig PRE) AmpliTube 3.0 provides an all-in-one solution with unmatched sound quality, guitar tone, recording flexibility and ease of use for the professional mobile musician.



Price and Availability
AmpliTube 3.0 is a free update for all previous users and it's available now on the App Store both as a free or paid app for iPhone/iPod touch or iPad for only $19.99/€17.99 for new users. The new Studio feature is available as in-app purchase for $9.99/€8.99 on iPhone and iPod touch and $14.99/€13.99 on iPad for users who have already purchased the multi-track recorder, or at a special bundle price that also includes the multi-track recorder for new users.

[martygras]

Peter, have you had a chance to try the programmable drummer yet?

Just wondering about # of sounds, ease of use, step or live input etc.
Are the sounds geared for scratchpad use or are they good enough for final mixes.

Also...
"Unmatched sound quality"? really? Better than Multitrack DAW?

[Peter - IK Multimedia]

I have tried it, and my opinion is that it is good for projects even final mixes if you don't stray WAY out of the tempo comfort zone. If you stretch a rock beat into a slow ballad it will not really sound up to the standard you may want, again my opinion but likely pretty accurate vs what others may chime in with.

Hey, I don't write the copy but we do know audio and have been making professional-grade audio products/plugins longer than most iOS app developers have been so I can see where they are coming from. Plus, companies don't tend to market humbly (we're far from the only ones).

[martygras]

Thanks Peter. I know what you mean about getting good results on time stretching samples.

The Novation Launchpad app is capable of some really clean sample quality after just about any tempo. It's a real art form in itself.

[Peter - IK Multimedia]

No problem. Typically, what I'm talking about is going far beyond the actual usability of the type of beat you are using though. But then again anything can be considered musical by at least someone, no?

[Peter - IK Multimedia]

Another of our three videos on AmpliTube Studio: