You know what. f**k this shit. This happened with Tracks and Sampltitube. Luckily I am not that invested in Samplitude. I am giving my $100 to NeuralDSP for a new guitar sound engine. Hope they don't pussy foot their customers around like IKM are. This is total bullshit.easyrider wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:24 pmPeople spelt things out with clear, concise questions...The answers that came back were that of a politician....telecode wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:17 pmSometimes when dealing with IKM and Peter, I have to question myself whether English is my second language or whether is he replying with very crafty answers and I feel I have to carefully read every word like a rental lease. I never get a simple, yes or no. I get a "if you want all the new included gear you should buy the upgrade to Max".Mr Arkadin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:45 pmBut apparently it's us that are stupid according to IK.
All this across 4 forums....
It is not us, the consumer..
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- KVRAF
- 2179 posts since 11 Mar, 2003
You know what, I've just been Googling around at other systems as you posted. Let me know what you think of NeuralDSP. Any recommendations for other systems? Even hardware is looking more enticing at these prices.telecode wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:32 pm You know what. f**k this shit. This happened with Tracks and Sampltitube. Luckily I am not that invested in Samplitude. I am giving my $100 to NeuralDSP for a new guitar sound engine. Hope they don't pussy foot their customers around like IKM are. This is total bullshit.
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- KVRian
- 1454 posts since 2 Mar, 2005
Yall ppl crack me up about IK's pricing model. Its been virtually the same for like over a decade. If its really a problem for you, just don't buy it. I'm not saying accept whatever ppl give you, either. I'm saying between upgrades, crossgrades, jampoints, & really massive sales later down the line, they give you lots of opportunities to make it cost efficient for whatever your situation is.
AT5 pricing is advantageous for new ppl & current customers. If you dont feel so, wait for a sale in a year or 2. IK ALWAYS has them.
If you really REALLY want something to be ultra concerned with (which I haven't seen brought up much in this thread) is how the CPU usage/latency is possibly be on this. Since its a major upgrade and they have lots of more impulses & IK's history of not addressing concerns quickly without the help of God, that I believe is what I feel should be what deserves digging into. Personally, that is the main factor that keeps me away. IK doesn't do great when they switch paradigms. This could be different since it mirrors the current T-Racks system, but I have my doubts.
AT5 pricing is advantageous for new ppl & current customers. If you dont feel so, wait for a sale in a year or 2. IK ALWAYS has them.
If you really REALLY want something to be ultra concerned with (which I haven't seen brought up much in this thread) is how the CPU usage/latency is possibly be on this. Since its a major upgrade and they have lots of more impulses & IK's history of not addressing concerns quickly without the help of God, that I believe is what I feel should be what deserves digging into. Personally, that is the main factor that keeps me away. IK doesn't do great when they switch paradigms. This could be different since it mirrors the current T-Racks system, but I have my doubts.
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- 79 posts since 17 Mar, 2020
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wish there was more like you @telecode. people who stand against this bullshit.telecode wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:32 pmYou know what. f**k this shit. This happened with Tracks and Sampltitube. Luckily I am not that invested in Samplitude. I am giving my $100 to NeuralDSP for a new guitar sound engine. Hope they don't pussy foot their customers around like IKM are. This is total bullshit.easyrider wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:24 pmPeople spelt things out with clear, concise questions...The answers that came back were that of a politician....telecode wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:17 pmSometimes when dealing with IKM and Peter, I have to question myself whether English is my second language or whether is he replying with very crafty answers and I feel I have to carefully read every word like a rental lease. I never get a simple, yes or no. I get a "if you want all the new included gear you should buy the upgrade to Max".Mr Arkadin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:45 pmBut apparently it's us that are stupid according to IK.
All this across 4 forums....
It is not us, the consumer..
problem is, people keep overpaying this company for some reason. if there was more people like you who'd get fed up with these shenanigans and say no, I'm not catering to this charade anymore, then they'd have to listen and change. back in the day, in my protest, I sold Amplitube and T-Racks and never looked back. investing more into this company is out of the question.
but since too many people have big euros to throw away and they go as far as pre-ordering without even trying, are you serious, dudes? there's maybe only a couple of devs I trust that much and I'd still not invest that much money without trying out the product first. rich people are cray-cray.
thankfully, guitar amp software develops every day, getting better and better, and eventually we'll see the time when no one cares or uses Amplitube anymore. it will be outdone by the competition with a lot more reasonable price / quality ratio. things that belong in the past, shall remain in the past.
I just went and bought Audiority Solidus Randy 250. Two high quality vintage Randall amps for 35 euro. No brainer. It will give me all the Chuck Schuldiner and Dimebag tones I'd ever ask for, all for a good price. Give fair, reasonable and devoted developers your money.
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- KVRAF
- 11195 posts since 2 Dec, 2004 from North Wales
Scuffam S gear is well worth the money, try the demoMr Arkadin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 2:32 pmYou know what, I've just been Googling around at other systems as you posted. Let me know what you think of NeuralDSP. Any recommendations for other systems? Even hardware is looking more enticing at these prices.telecode wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:32 pm You know what. f**k this shit. This happened with Tracks and Sampltitube. Luckily I am not that invested in Samplitude. I am giving my $100 to NeuralDSP for a new guitar sound engine. Hope they don't pussy foot their customers around like IKM are. This is total bullshit.
Almost the opposite paradigm to AT, just a few high quality amps and fx that are not trying to emulate anything in particular but just sound great with minimal tweaking and great dynamics...it just plays well with no fuss. Nice developer as well.
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- KVRian
- 901 posts since 29 Jul, 2008
First go and buy a lesser version of Overloud THU, then start collecting rig librariesMr Arkadin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 2:32 pm ou know what, I've just been Googling around at other systems as you posted. Let me know what you think of NeuralDSP. Any recommendations for other systems?
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I didnt like TRU stuff. Neural did sound better but a much larger system resource hog than AT 4. But did sound better. I think when using their 50% off deals, they start to look appealing.Mr Arkadin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 2:32 pmYou know what, I've just been Googling around at other systems as you posted. Let me know what you think of NeuralDSP. Any recommendations for other systems? Even hardware is looking more enticing at these prices.telecode wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:32 pm You know what. f**k this shit. This happened with Tracks and Sampltitube. Luckily I am not that invested in Samplitude. I am giving my $100 to NeuralDSP for a new guitar sound engine. Hope they don't pussy foot their customers around like IKM are. This is total bullshit.
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- 2608 posts since 23 Mar, 2005 from Detroit
I came here to hear about/discuss the new gear and features, but in typical fashion it turned into a business economics lecture
So for amps, there's a Bogner Uberschall (German 34)?, a Friedman/some sort of mini Plexi, Diezel VH4, and not quite sure what the Silver Plate and B750 are off hand. Are there corresponding matching new cabs for the new amps? And they added a new bass cab as well too?
Seems there are the Leslie amps and cabs, but no word on separate or interchangeable power amp section?
For pedals we have the Sans Amp bass driver (Ampless pedal), and some sort of custom boutique overdrive/boost with selectable clipping/no clip options?
So no one is even going to mention that awesome sounding new Shimmer reverb rack? They seemed to spotlight that a lot on the audio demos. Very intrigued about that.
New signal path workflow seems more logical. They blended what i like about Helix/TH-U but married it with always visible and real GUI controls (Hate the slider only control view on Helix, i know its suppose to be more like AxeFx, but is less organized as far as control groups/tab sections go like AxeFx)
IRs? Finally, is all we have to say Now make an IR that can load longer sampled reverb IRs too.
If the improved sound engine is as stated, i have higher hopes for AT5.
Request for more yet to be modeled gear aside, i think it's going to be cool and inspiring and very fun to get lost and play on for hours.
Nudge nudge, a Coloursound Power Driver, more germanium drive/fuzz/boost, maybe implement some sort of JHS Colorbox/Hudson Broadcast pedal (you already have the Neve modeling tech, and im finding using a Neve preamp/saturation in the guitar pedal chain yeilds really great results). EP Booster shouldn't be hard to do, take the circuit model out of your Echoplex delay and isolate it to just a preamp pedal. Oh yeah, cant forget some more and better modelled Class A EL84 amps, Badcat, Matchless etc. And an upgraded better model of the Hiwatt.
So for amps, there's a Bogner Uberschall (German 34)?, a Friedman/some sort of mini Plexi, Diezel VH4, and not quite sure what the Silver Plate and B750 are off hand. Are there corresponding matching new cabs for the new amps? And they added a new bass cab as well too?
Seems there are the Leslie amps and cabs, but no word on separate or interchangeable power amp section?
For pedals we have the Sans Amp bass driver (Ampless pedal), and some sort of custom boutique overdrive/boost with selectable clipping/no clip options?
So no one is even going to mention that awesome sounding new Shimmer reverb rack? They seemed to spotlight that a lot on the audio demos. Very intrigued about that.
New signal path workflow seems more logical. They blended what i like about Helix/TH-U but married it with always visible and real GUI controls (Hate the slider only control view on Helix, i know its suppose to be more like AxeFx, but is less organized as far as control groups/tab sections go like AxeFx)
IRs? Finally, is all we have to say Now make an IR that can load longer sampled reverb IRs too.
If the improved sound engine is as stated, i have higher hopes for AT5.
Request for more yet to be modeled gear aside, i think it's going to be cool and inspiring and very fun to get lost and play on for hours.
Nudge nudge, a Coloursound Power Driver, more germanium drive/fuzz/boost, maybe implement some sort of JHS Colorbox/Hudson Broadcast pedal (you already have the Neve modeling tech, and im finding using a Neve preamp/saturation in the guitar pedal chain yeilds really great results). EP Booster shouldn't be hard to do, take the circuit model out of your Echoplex delay and isolate it to just a preamp pedal. Oh yeah, cant forget some more and better modelled Class A EL84 amps, Badcat, Matchless etc. And an upgraded better model of the Hiwatt.
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- KVRist
- 348 posts since 27 Mar, 2008
I am considering the update, Got frustrated with Ik's upgrade pricing before but with the sales it all evens out.
What sucks is I just bought the Axe-IO in the middle of September and got a second version of almost everything I already own. Sent an email asking for options.
What sucks is I just bought the Axe-IO in the middle of September and got a second version of almost everything I already own. Sent an email asking for options.
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- KVRAF
- 2179 posts since 11 Mar, 2003
Well, to be fair, IK have been so obfuscating with the particulars of this release that we had to talk about something. I really don't think it's up to us to dig out the details when it's IK that are trying to sell this. I figure that's up to them. As it is I'll probably get it next year when it's 50% off.metalifuxx wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 7:46 pm I came here to hear about/discuss the new gear and features, but in typical fashion it turned into a business economics lecture
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- 5512 posts since 2 Sep, 2019
I've purchased the new AmpliTube editions as they've been released, always getting them at the introductory price. Even though I got what I consider to be a fair price for the new gear, I have paid more than I would have if I had not bought them as they came out, and instead waited until AmpliTube 5 MAX. The price difference would be even greater if I never bought any AmpliTube gear and just jumped in for the first time with AmpliTube 5 MAX. But the savings would be even better still if I wait another 5 years until AmpliTube 6, or 10 years for AmpliTube 7. I could just wait until I die and really save some money. Maybe I could give up music for accounting while I'm at it.
But instead, I have purchased the AT gear all along, and I have used it, for years now. And I think I have gotten value for my money over those years. And when I upgrade to AmpliTube 5, I will be getting more value for my money. And I am totally fine with that. I'm not going to be petty. I've been happy to have it, and I think it is reasonable for a company to charge for an upgrade that they've put a lot of work and time into. The paid upgrades I see from other companies don't come close to what IK has brought to the table with VIR, and those other ampsims don't come within a country mile of what AmpliTube 5 will be offering, in terms of the number of models, the quality of the DSP, or the sheer versatility of the cabs. 140,000 cab impulses. That's insane. That is exponentially larger than the next closest competitor. No one else is going to be able to touch that. So am I going to pitch a tantrum and storm off to some lesser ampsim with a dozen IRs because IK has the audacity to charge for a massive upgrade? Nope. I'll go with what is going to continue to bring me the best results and the most value, as I have done.
But instead, I have purchased the AT gear all along, and I have used it, for years now. And I think I have gotten value for my money over those years. And when I upgrade to AmpliTube 5, I will be getting more value for my money. And I am totally fine with that. I'm not going to be petty. I've been happy to have it, and I think it is reasonable for a company to charge for an upgrade that they've put a lot of work and time into. The paid upgrades I see from other companies don't come close to what IK has brought to the table with VIR, and those other ampsims don't come within a country mile of what AmpliTube 5 will be offering, in terms of the number of models, the quality of the DSP, or the sheer versatility of the cabs. 140,000 cab impulses. That's insane. That is exponentially larger than the next closest competitor. No one else is going to be able to touch that. So am I going to pitch a tantrum and storm off to some lesser ampsim with a dozen IRs because IK has the audacity to charge for a massive upgrade? Nope. I'll go with what is going to continue to bring me the best results and the most value, as I have done.
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- KVRAF
- 11195 posts since 2 Dec, 2004 from North Wales
No one really knows if this is a good update, all we have is a lot of marketing and some confusion on what each version includes. once the demos are out and we can play a guitar in to it to see how it sounds and feels we will know if it is worth the money and if it is as good or better than other available sims. I look forward to trying a demo.
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- 13224 posts since 16 Feb, 2005 from Kingston, Jamaica
I think by now we already know this.
But I got this email from IK:
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But I got this email from IK:
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