Amplitube?

[kirky]

Anybody mess with this stuff? Thinking about getting an iRig. I see they have a jimi hendrix and a slash version as well.

[Naxzul]

As far as demoing stuff you're working on goes it's great.

[VOLVO)))]

It definitely has a purpose. Replacing your rig? nah, but late night jamming with something that actually sounds semi decent? Yup.

[Jake]

I like Amplitube but I love NI Guitar Rig. For doing what SunnyJ))) said.

[VOLVO)))]

I would have it, but I've never had a computer that could handle the fuckin' software. Latency issues destroy my life. I don't have an i-anything, either.

[everdrone]

I have been enjoying my tech 21 character pedals

they simulate amps

I use them with IR impulses, and like them better than computer amp sims

but, I would prefer an axe fxII!  here is a clip of fuzz pedal axefx at 1:00 min

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GzwOuMN99M

[kirky]

Yeah I was just gonna grab an app for iPhone. They're all about $15. Wondered which one I should get. Reviews are all over the place. Some love it, some hate it.

[da_qtip]

I don't have a bass amp of my own so I usually use Amplitube's SVT when I record. It gets the job done.

[fallen]

I tried the Peavey one and it sounded good. Liked it a bit more than the Amplitude ones.

All of them have free demos which great if you want to try them out.

[heytrid]

For software recording stuff the Markbass plugin sounds very good for bass.


That being said I know of people that have used amplitube on records and no one can tell the difference, it is all about how well you can mix/eq. I have noticed that if you stray very far off the presets they start to sound pretty terrible haha. I do play with mine quit a bit though since I live with people and they do not appreciate my amps very much.....