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Virtual effect for iPhone / iPod Touch / iPad from IK Multimedia belonging to the Amplitube series

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IK Multimedia announced that AmpliTube for iPad is now available for download from the iTunes App Store.

Together with the currently available iRig interface adapter, this combination is said to represent the first portable multi-touch tone-modeling solution for guitar and bass players; giving them the chance to play, practice and have fun everywhere with the multi-FX system of the future.

AmpliTube for iPad
AmpliTube for iPad
AmpliTube for iPad offers the same selection of 23 amps & effects models from the AmpliTube for iPhone version, visible and accessible by an enhanced interface with the controls available in one screen. AmpliTube for iPad offers the ability to build a virtual stage rig bigger than what can be found in traditional portable effect processors, the company says; the four simultaneous stompbox effects (giving one more than the iPhone version) can be combined with an amp-head plus cabinet, and a microphone.


There are 5 amp models to choose from (clean, crunch, lead, metal, bass) that offer tonal and drive controls, 11 stompbox effects (delay, flanger, phaser, overdrive, distortion, filter, wah, fuzz, octaver, chorus and noise filter), 5 cabinets (1×12”, 2×12”, 4×12” A & B, 1×15”) and 2 microphones (dynamic and condenser). All rigs can be organized/recalled with the available 36 presets.

AmpliTube for iPad

Additional functions like the tuner, metronome and backing track player in the AmpliTube for iPad version app improves guitar practice, performance and playing skills. During play, the tuner remains engaged for tuning at any time without the musician taking their hands from the guitar. The backing-track player with loop-points is also included to allow the import of audio files as backing tracks to play with, plus, the included metronome has the ability to keep the player in time during practice and play-along to increase overall performance skill.

  • Real time guitar and bass mobile multi-FX app
  • Full rig made by 4 simultaneous stompboxes + amp + cabinet + mic
  • 11 Stomps, 5 Amps, 5 Cabinets, 2 Mics available
  • Import and play along with songs and backing tracks with real time effects
  • 36 presets can be saved/recalled on the fly
  • Includes tuner/metronome
  • Free and Full versions available
  • Free version is expandable with downloadable gear a-la-carte


iRig Plug Interface Adapter
The iRig interface adapter is a way to get your instrument’s signal into your iPad with electrical impedance adaption. The iRig is designed to work with AmpliTube apps, but it is also acompanion to any other guitar or other instrument recording, processing or tuning app that uses an audio input signal on the iPad.

Pricing and availability
AmpliTube for iPad is now available in 2 versions from the iTunes App store:

AmpliTube FREE: 3 effects, 1 amp+cabinet, 2 mics.
AmpliTube: 11 effects, 5 amps + cabinets and 2 mics – €15.99

The iRig interface adapter is available through IK dealers worldwide and from the IK online Store for only €29.99 (Suggested Retail Price ex. VAT).

For more information:
www.amplitube.com/irig

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