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Oh, so you are saying they limit the amount of devices you can download it to? I'd only be using it on 1 or 2 devices, so no worries there.
What about the recording capabilities?
That price doesn't correlate to my current abilities. Haha.If you've got a few pennies to spare...
I only ever used it as a plug-in for Pro Tools. Didn't know it was a standalone program now.
Are you recording music?
I haven't in years and years. My older version of Amplitude isn't compatible with the new plug-in containers that Pro Tools requires and I never bothered to upgrade.
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I haven't yet, my guitarist got me pro tools on a student discount, and I use Native Instrument and Ableton Live too. I have an HD iRig that I picked up for $75 (some girl was selling her ex boyfriend's.... Her brother told her to sell for $100, I talked her to $75)@Kingtony87
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Any of you guys played around with Amplitude 4? I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on this software.
Yea when behringer bought out this German mic pre amp company midas their interfaces got way better
Yea it looks more like a plug in as opposed to a daw
I use a Behringer FCA610 as my main interface. Got it super cheap off Amazon on Black Friday a few years ago. Haven't done anything other than simple voice-over edits the past few years though. Need to start up a new project.
That's what I just bought. An iRig HD2 interface. It was $100, but it comes with the Amplitube 4 software which has an 8 track DAW/recorder.
If nothing else, this gets my feet wet in the world of digital recording. I'll report back when I get my hands on it.
We can start an online tmmac bandI use a Behringer FCA610 as my main interface. Got it super cheap off Amazon on Black Friday a few years ago. Haven't done anything other than simple voice-over edits the past few years though. Need to start up a new project.
I want to join, but only if I can I claim the cowbell position. I really shine on cowbell, but I can work the triangle too if needed.
Sorry bro, I am of no use here. I know very, very little about recording, software, etc.
@Rhino
Any of you guys played around with Amplitude 4? I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on this software.
I've always been acoustic and have never tried to record anything. Garage jamming only for me, never made it past that. I have been dabbling with an electric setup I borrowed from my brother (an all-parts thin line tele and a sweet Gibson amp). I'm getting into electric a little more, but it's been a bit foreign to me.
I'm going to read through here though, I have been thinking it would be nice to be able to record some backing tracks so I can work on soloing (very obviously my weakest point. I can learn solos, but I'm terrible at creating them).
Here is the electric I've been messing with
And the British-made Gibson Goldtone amp. This thing sounds amazing. I have only ever used smaller amps. Love this one. I might not give it back to my brother
And the British-made Gibson Goldtone amp. This thing sounds amazing. I have only ever used smaller amps. Love this one. I might not give it back to my brother
Nice set up that amp looks intriguingHere is the electric I've been messing with
And the British-made Gibson Goldtone amp. This thing sounds amazing. I have only ever used smaller amps. Love this one. I might not give it back to my brother
Thanks man. It sounds great - big, full, clean sound. I don't know much about it (my bro is the gearhead), but apparently the British made Gibson amps are coveted. It's a tube amp and it has gain and reverb built in. And even though it has 'Gibson' stamped on it, it was made by Trace Elliot.
Sorry guy I wouldn't be the one to ask, I haven't any software in years.
@Rhino
Any of you guys played around with Amplitude 4? I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on this software.
Try it out and let us know how it goes.
There's mini amps you can buy for less than a couple hundred bucksThe only thing I have is a 4 track from the 90s.
I've been playing mostly acoustic for the last 15 years, but I want to dust off the electric but I don't feel like lugging my solid state CRATE amp all over the place so I'm looking at software. I literally have nothing right now.
Yeah. I've looked at those but I think I'm ready to go digital. I'm very intrigued with the sound this software generates. There are 30+ amps to play through, and you can choose different speakers and mics for recording. It feels very "gimmicky" but everything I've watched online sounds awesome.
And if I want some sound, I can always line out to my 200w 2x12 Crate Amp that I've had since high school and wake the neighbors.
@Alco Hauler I've been thinking about picking one of these up for a practice amp. I think you can record to your laptop with this amp and the software it comes with. It's a cool little amp with some good features.
@Alco Hauler This is the link I meant to post in my previous comment.
Yamaha THR10 - 10-watt 2x3" Modeling Combo
I hadn't had any coffee yet, brain wasn't working...
The iRig interface showed up yesterday, along with the download code for the Amplitube program. I felt like a kid at Christmas.
Started the download then headed to the basement to find the electric, which I don't believe I've touched in 15 years. Found it only to find it was missing the B string (undoubtedly due to an epic bend). Couldn't find my cable either.
Ran out to the music store and bought a cable and some strings - Had no idea what to get but I recognized the Ernie Ball Super Slinky packaging so I grabbed those in the .011 (I used to play .009s in my 80s metal days but I'm a grown up now so...)
Restrung the guitar, plugged it in through the iRig and...nothing. No sound. Eventually found out I needed to download a different audio thing called Asio. Good to go once I did that - great sound even from my shitty guitar. I played for about an hour.
The effects are sweet (compression, flange, chorus, delay, overdrive) and the different amps are cool. It has a built in tuner which is convenient.
I have a lot to learn, but so far I love it.
Started the download then headed to the basement to find the electric, which I don't believe I've touched in 15 years. Found it only to find it was missing the B string (undoubtedly due to an epic bend). Couldn't find my cable either.
Ran out to the music store and bought a cable and some strings - Had no idea what to get but I recognized the Ernie Ball Super Slinky packaging so I grabbed those in the .011 (I used to play .009s in my 80s metal days
but I'm a grown up now so...)Restrung the guitar, plugged it in through the iRig and...nothing. No sound. Eventually found out I needed to download a different audio thing called Asio. Good to go once I did that - great sound even from my shitty guitar. I played for about an hour.
The effects are sweet (compression, flange, chorus, delay, overdrive) and the different amps are cool. It has a built in tuner which is convenient.
I have a lot to learn, but so far I love it.