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IK Multimedia Amplitube 2 Metal

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IK Multimedia Amplitube 2 Metal

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ikm_at2mtl_fba

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AmpliTube Metal is the first guitar amp and fx modeling software entirely dedicated to heavy metal gear, with an arsenal of 48 highly acclaimed models of modern and vintage amps, cabinets, stompboxes and rack effects. With extremely rare and collectible models of metal stomp boxes, amp heads and cabinets, from the legendary, hard-to-find Japanese originals to classic British and American essentials, including models based on the ProCo RAT, Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi, Digitech Whammy, several vintage BOSS effects, Randall Warhead, Peavey 5150, Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier, and other great emulations based on metal gear.
Mac OS X (including Leopard) and XP/Vista compatible

List Price:	$129.99
Our Price:	$89.00
You Save:	$40.99 (32%)

Product Details

Package Length:	9.8 inches
Package Width:	7.4 inches
Package Height:	2.5 inches
Package Weight:	0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Features

5 separate modules: tuner, configurable Stomp pedal board, Amp head, Cabinet + Mic, and Rack Effects
14 rare Stomp effects with highly acclaimed distortion models
5 classic high-gain Amps
13 cabinet and 6 microphone models
Stand-alone and VST/AU/RTAS plug-in for all popular DAWs

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 2.0

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Great idea, but latency is an issue Jan 15, 2012 By Alex
I bought this product based on a recommendation from a friend. On the positive side, it can help you figure out what effects you like vs. what effects you're not so fond of, and for the money, is a good tool. But it does not come with the STEALTHPLUG USB interface! These are extremely expensive, and you should buy the package that includes it!!!

I bought this to have a virtual stompbox that I could run from my netbook to my amplifier. You most likely will not be able to do this without latency messing up your timing. Your audio settings need to be tweaked, and you will probably need to download some audio driver software to get it to work 'Properly'

Once you get it to run audio, you'll find that there is latency, and a delay. Also, the sound will get backed up and cut out occasionally.

It's a great tool to experiment with sound settings, and can save you a lot of money in the long run by helping you figure out exactly what you need for desired effects. If your computer has a monster processor, it would probably work well. I've just had too many issues with it to suggest it to anybody.