Ample Sound updates Ample Bass to v4.1 with Bass promotion

[Ample Sound]

Ample Sound has updated Ample Bass to v4.1, which includes 8 bass instruments: ABP, ABJ, ABJF, ABY, ABTR6, AMR, ABU, and ABA.

New features:

• A brand-new chord system designed specifically for non-strumming instruments.

• One-click automatic vibrato curve generation for all notes.

• New swing quantization feature.

• New MIDI time-stretching functionality.

• Riffer editing feature update.

• Default preset and riff folder locations changed to "Presets4" and "Riff4".

Bug fixes:

• Fixed an issue where some users were unable to export MIDI from Riffer.

• Fixed an issue where some users could not find the activation program when clicking on the activation prompt.

• Fixed an issue with single-channel mode being ineffective in Midi Out.

• Fixed a crash issue when opening certain six-string bass riffs in Riffer.

• Fixed an issue where note techniques may fail when the Riffer playback pointer is set to "stay at current position."

This update is free for all users. Users can download it from the MyAmpleSound page

Ample Sound is also running an Ample Bass Promotion until March 27th. All single products and related bundles are available at a 25% discount.

[marcelomenal]

this version is apple sillicon m2/m3 compatible ?. (Rosetta will not be available soon).
thanks!

[Ample Sound]

this version is apple sillicon m2/m3 compatible ?. (Rosetta will not be available soon).
thanks!

Yes — all Ample Guitar v4 and later versions are native Apple Silicon applications (including M1 / M2 / M3 / M4 / M5 architecture support).

They run natively on modern macOS systems and do not require Rosetta for normal operation. They are fully compatible with current and future macOS versions as well.

[Charlie Firpo]

Hello Ample guys! Im enjoying your latest versions very much. I did unexpectly get a warning from the "smart app control" in Win Defender when loading Ample bass J in Cubase 15. And then it blocked the vst, preventing me from accessing it. And apparently the smart app control does'nt have any block list so you can allow apps. So i had to turn off the smart app control function to being able to use the vst again. I just find it a bit strange cause that was the only vst from ample that set off that warning so far.

And a question regarding the riffer v4: i made a nice guitar riff and exported the midi to position 0 (at absolutely the beginning) in Cubase. However the release in the instrument sounded wrong. So i moved the midi clip just a tiny bit forward, and then it played correctly. I've set the track delay to -50 ms and the global volume to zero in ample. Should you always start your project a couple of bars ahead when using ample? Its no problem, just want to make sure. Thanks!