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1. GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 HOW TO
2. GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 FULL
3. GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 PRO
4. GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 DOWNLOAD

To start, hook up your interface to your laptop and plug your guitar into an available input on your audio interface: In my case, I have an HP Folio 9470m and I’m using the Behringer U-Phoria UMC404HD as my audio interface. This is a great interface that gives me 4 inputs and was only about $100.

GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 HOW TO

If you’re using Amplitude already, you likely already know how to use the plugin and have most, if not all, the gear you need. Setting up AmpliTube to play live (either at a gig or at practice) is fairly simple and straight forward.

Setting Up AmpliTube to a PA or PA Speaker Changing AmpliTube with a MIDI Foot Controller.Setting Up AmpliTube in Studio One to Change Presets with Automation.Setting Up AmpliTube to a PA or PA Speaker (When Using an iPad).Setting Up AmpliTube to a PA or PA Speaker (When Using a Laptop).My new ‘muse’.Use the links below to jump to each section: Ultimately, both amps are marvellous bits of kit.

So big thanks to both Native Instruments and IK Multimedia for both products. A few years ago, that would have cost big bucks. Can’t get enough of it.Īnd all of this core functionality – which, for me, is everything I need – is free.

GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 DOWNLOAD

Play a few backing tracks through the integral 4 track recorder and you’re in guitar god heaven.Īdd to that a fantastic tuner, some useful effects (only a modest amount, but I only use spring reverb anyway!), the afore-mentioned integrated 4 track recorder, the ability to download and add new amps, effects and microphones for not much money and you have a versatile live or recording package. Once plugged in as either standalone or as a VST plugin inside in my beloved REAPER, I can’t put it down. You plug in the guitar and you can’t put it down.Īnd that to me is the ulitmate test – Amplitude sounds fantastic – I have coaxed some truly magnificent sounds out of it and reproduced in stunning detail my existing sounds – it makes me want to play. Amplitude, though, is exciting to play – like a real amp. To me, Guitar Rig sounds too ‘studio’, which in itself is not a bad thing, but it’s not exciting to play. And that’s the thing: at first, I loved the Guitar Rig sounds – some great presets and effects etc – but as soon as you plug your guitar into Amplitude, you really do feel like you are playing through a living, breathing amplifier. Amplitude is near identical but subjectively ‘better’ and Guitar Rig is great but not as ‘real’. I set both amps up to resemble as near as damn it my Marshall / POD sounds. Soundwise, though, is where things get interesting. Guitar Rig interface is too fiddly for me but personal taste definitely rules the day here. If you are a traditional guitar / amp person, then you will love it. In terms of user interface, for me, Amplitude is the best: gorgeous and a breeze to use. No direct names are given for these amps, but that’s what they are if you look in the manual! You also get a tuner, various effects, microphones and one or two speaker cabinets.

The Amplitude amps include a Marshall, Fender and a Bass Amp. depending on your needs.Īmplitude gives you more for free: 3 amps compared to Guitar Rigs 1. However, the free versions are so good you may not need to.

GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 FULL

The sales pitch is that you like the free versions so much you buy the full ones. Native Instruments and IK Multimedia have free versions of their applications. Time marches on, technology leaps ahead and the urge to de-clutter and try new things takes over. I basically set it up to match as closely as I could the sound I got from my Marsall JMP-1.

GUITAR RIG VS AMPLITUBE 3 PRO

Possibly, the two leading products in this particular field of music technology.Īnyway, for years I have been using a POD XT PRo for my guitar sounds. If you don’t already know, these are virtual guitar amp simulations. Those of you following me at twitter will have spotted the odd remark about me testing Native Instruments Guitar Rig and IK Multimedia’s Amplitude.