Ample Sound updates ASL, AEU, & AEBJ with native M1 support

Ample Sound has updated Lapsteel and Banjo to v1.5 and Ukulele to v3.5 with native M1 support, Native accessibility, and Guitar Pro 8 tab reader. All Ample Sound products are native M1 with this update.

New Features:

• Native support for Mac M1 machines.
• Native accessibility support on both Windows and Mac.
• Tab Reader supports Guitar pro 7 and 8 format.
• Improved sample engine, memory management, and efficiency.
• New VST3 parameter system.
• Updated AAX format version.
• Added support for multiple sample rate.
• Improved DSP algorithms such as impulse response.
• Optimized UI display.
• New standalone – Rectangles.
• Riffer now supports 64 measures at max, with navigation markers.
• Added Sync feature in Delay.

Issue Fixed:

• Fixed a potential problem related to the DAW clock.
• Fixed a potential problem in the process of loading sample library.
• Fixed an issue of the velocity sense parameter.
• Fixed potential crash caused by a bug in main panel and Strummer UI.
• Fixed a number of bugs in Strummer, Riffer, and the conversion between Strummer pattern and riff.

Ample Sound users can update for free through the MyAmpleSound webpage.

Ample Sound is running a sale for ASL, AEBJ and AEU with a 25% off discount until November 10, 2022.