Just to make sure you didn't miss this great news. Amplitube Live + LE is out. It'll be on www.esoundz.com very soon and at IK dealers all over the world within days.
Some of you may have known about AmpliTube Live which was previously for OSX only. Well, now it is available for PC too (in the same box of course- a new box). Also, some of you may know about AmpliTube LE RTAS that comes with ProTools. Well, now the best of both world is in one product for more than just RTAS and more than just stand alone OSX! This is really good news because uh... errr.. it's CHEAP! There are 9 amp combinations and a VOX AC30 is one of them (worth the price alone in my opinion).
I know how you all like to save money around here and since this is both a plug-in AND stand alone for BOTH Mac and PC it probably makes a good gift for just about anyone (since they don't even need a host- they can just plug into a sound card and start jamming away). I think one of the other amps in there is a Marshall. You can read more about it on IK's sites. www.amplitube.com and www.ikmultimedia.com
This is GOOD news not just for guitar players. It's nice to have as a producer, writer or keyboard player because of the high quality modeling of the amps it has. Plus, it's a lot of fun. I was using it on my laptop in the airport!!!! That was awesome.
Special Ver. of Amplitube for less than $99!!!!!!!
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- Sonic Reality Head Chef
- 8566 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Florida
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- Mighty_Musician
- 897 posts since 29 Jun, 2002 from Oklahoma
LE as in the 4 channel out, or something else?
If there is VST version for that price in the box, I am in.
If there is VST version for that price in the box, I am in.
KVR, my adult playground.
Please, call me Brice.
Please, call me Brice.
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- Sonic Reality Head Chef
- Topic Starter
- 8566 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Florida
Yeah! There is a VST version. What I like is that it is stand alone AND a plug-in for VST, RTAS, AU, DXi. But, it's actually cheaper than the price of the old stand along OSX-only one. So, to me this is really what people want. Nice price, great quality modeled amps, works on it's own or in your host... I figured it would be a good one to mention here in case you wanted to give a gift to someone of any age (good price for a gift too) or if you wanted to treat yourself. It even has a tuner in it! I am telling you, this is FUN! I love the full AmpliTube but I still use this (particularly when I want to just plug a guitar into my laptop and go).Mighty_Hero wrote:LE as in the 4 channel out, or something else?
If there is VST version for that price in the box, I am in.
The other thing I like about this price point is that it is both for guitarists (the price of a pedal? or less) but also for people who are casual guitarists too (like me). So, if you have an electric guitar but maybe you are mainly a singer or keyboardist or writer etc. then this is a must have (especially if you don't yet have any guitar amp simulation stuff in your computer).
I know I sound all salesy with it but I really just think it's cool and figured you guys would too. At least try out the demo version from www.amplitube.com and see if you like that for starters. The quality of the modeling is the SAME as the $399 AmpliTube. It is just the feature set that is different.
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- Banned
- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
Not to be redundant, but will it still be $99 on your site?
Sounds like a great deal. I'm all for getting it.
Sounds like a great deal. I'm all for getting it.
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- Sonic Reality Head Chef
- Topic Starter
- 8566 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Florida
No, it will be less in about 10 minutes.Sicklecell666 wrote:Not to be redundant, but will it still be $99 on your site?
Sounds like a great deal. I'm all for getting it.
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- Banned
- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
It's been 10 minutes..
What's the $ now?
What's the $ now?
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- Mighty_Musician
- 897 posts since 29 Jun, 2002 from Oklahoma
Sweet.
KVR, my adult playground.
Please, call me Brice.
Please, call me Brice.
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- KVRAF
- 1651 posts since 14 May, 2002 from Earth
Brice didn't you whore yourself out a few times last year so you could afford Amplitube? 
I thought you had it already by now - I know you've been wanting it forever. If not this does sound like a cool deal
I thought you had it already by now - I know you've been wanting it forever. If not this does sound like a cool deal
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- Mighty_Musician
- 897 posts since 29 Jun, 2002 from Oklahoma
No I only got about 30$ and some free coupon vouchers
Yeah I have always wanted it, and at this price I WILL buy it. I was really p-ed off because I missed the buy one get one free promo by 3 days! I want t-racks too
Yeah I have always wanted it, and at this price I WILL buy it. I was really p-ed off because I missed the buy one get one free promo by 3 days! I want t-racks too
KVR, my adult playground.
Please, call me Brice.
Please, call me Brice.
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- KVRAF
- 4692 posts since 28 Jan, 2003 from In these very interwebs
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- KVRist
- 216 posts since 23 Sep, 2002 from Durham, NC
so which amps are modeled in LE ?????
Probably is on the website, but i'm in class right now. the big ass final is tonight...what the hell is a faulkner array
Probably is on the website, but i'm in class right now. the big ass final is tonight...what the hell is a faulkner array
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- KVRian
- 1327 posts since 8 Nov, 2003 from DC
A lot of novels about the south spread out?Bigg John wrote:so which amps are modeled in LE ?????
Probably is on the website, but i'm in class right now. the big ass final is tonight...what the hell is a faulkner array
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- Banned
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- Sonic Reality Head Chef
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- 8566 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Florida
The price on esoundz is pretty good on sale. I won't quote it here. Go see for yourself: http://www.esoundz.com/details/viewDeta ... r=software
Yeah, this one has a tuner. Nice eh? Also, those that have it can upgrade for a discounted to the full AmpliTube and keep this around ending up being free (one of those benefit things I always try to tell you guys about). Then you can use it as a tuner and just for the fun of it standalone- even if you end up getting the full AT upgrade.
Which amps are modeled in the AT LE? I don't know exactly but I think it may be a Vox, a Marshall and a Mesaboogie. Then you can mix between the amp elements to get 9 possible combinations (so 9 amps).
Now, one of the main differences between AT LE and the full AmpliTube is that the full has more elements which create more possible amp combinations. Over 1,200 amp combinations in fact. So, that's pretty significant. That plus more effects and some other cool special features (like amp matching and mic stuff).
But, if you think that most guitar players would LOVE to have a Vox AC30, a Marshall and a Mesaboogie all set up to instantly interchange components (plus a tuner and some other bells and whistles) then this virtal version of that at this price is pretty darn handy! Then you look at the full AmpliTube and realize just how massive it is on the modeling side of things compared to most guitar amp sim plug-ins. You can upgrade later for practically the difference in price! So, your AT LE ends up being FREE if you were ever planning on getting the full AT anyway. Same thing with SampleTank 2 LE product + the upgrade option btw. I don't know how many have figured out that nice way to get a little extra bang for the buck but... I know some of you have taken good advantage of that. Well, you can do that with AT LE too. If that helps to know.
Yeah, this one has a tuner. Nice eh? Also, those that have it can upgrade for a discounted to the full AmpliTube and keep this around ending up being free (one of those benefit things I always try to tell you guys about). Then you can use it as a tuner and just for the fun of it standalone- even if you end up getting the full AT upgrade.
Which amps are modeled in the AT LE? I don't know exactly but I think it may be a Vox, a Marshall and a Mesaboogie. Then you can mix between the amp elements to get 9 possible combinations (so 9 amps).
Now, one of the main differences between AT LE and the full AmpliTube is that the full has more elements which create more possible amp combinations. Over 1,200 amp combinations in fact. So, that's pretty significant. That plus more effects and some other cool special features (like amp matching and mic stuff).
But, if you think that most guitar players would LOVE to have a Vox AC30, a Marshall and a Mesaboogie all set up to instantly interchange components (plus a tuner and some other bells and whistles) then this virtal version of that at this price is pretty darn handy! Then you look at the full AmpliTube and realize just how massive it is on the modeling side of things compared to most guitar amp sim plug-ins. You can upgrade later for practically the difference in price! So, your AT LE ends up being FREE if you were ever planning on getting the full AT anyway. Same thing with SampleTank 2 LE product + the upgrade option btw. I don't know how many have figured out that nice way to get a little extra bang for the buck but... I know some of you have taken good advantage of that. Well, you can do that with AT LE too. If that helps to know.