IK Multimedia AmpliTube 5 SE
Guitar Effects Plug-In
Latest User Reviews
Great selection for home studio
Lots of amps..pedals and cabs.. good sounds ,, easy to use
Simply no
I remember when in 2000 or 2001 I bought the first AmpliTube.
It was amazingly sounding plugin. Just few effects and few amps but behaving in very natural way.
Now - we have the AmpliTube 5. Shall be killing, but I just cannot use it. I stop using AmpliTube after purchasing the 5.
The PROS:
- Proven history of being fantastic plugin.
- Gazzillions of amps and effects you can buy (some for free).
- Multitrack recorder.
- Quite accurate tuner.
- Looper (if you alone, or asocial and cannot build a band).
- Very good Fender amps (at least some models). (Really good).
- Bells and whistles, fountains, air conditioner and hair conditioner in one. And (probably) AmpliTube 5 can fix your car also.
CONS:
- It sounds like shit (that could be maybe fixed after hours of tweaking).
- It is noisy - that is my biggest problem.
- Somehow it lost dynamics (yes, I know what I am saying, I was using AmpliTube for 20 years) (geez, I am old)
- MIDI implementation drives me crazy. I want that s**t working MY WAY!
Being lucky and having lots of plugins from any competitors, after 20 years I totally stopped using AT.
Conclusion:
If you're on budget, just look somewhere else (there are some good free plugins also, that sound fantastic).
If you have some money - buy other plugins and compare. You will be surprised, how much more accurate, dynamic and noiseless other can sound.
If you have more money - buy Kemper, AXE or QC. Be happy.
Stay safe guys and always protect your ears ;-)
Technical Data
- Manufactured by IK Multimedia
- Released in 2020
- Average price : $184
- For studio applications and live performances
- Contains 19 stomp boxes, 12 amps, 13 cabinets, 8 speakers, 5 microphones, 14 rack effects, and 6 rooms
- Up to 57 effects, 3 cabinets, and 3 amps simultaneously
- VIR (Volumetric Impulse Response) cabinet emulation with up to 600 impulse responses per speaker
- Loading of one's own impulse responses
- Dynamic response modelling simulates the dynamic relationships and dependencies between amplifiers and speakers as well as the physical and harmonic interactions between speakers, cabinets, rooms, and microphones
- Amp section with impedance matching
- 3D amp cabinet room with selectable room simulation
- Flexible dual miking
- Stereo signal path for flexible application options
- Mixer for microphone, room, and DI signals, as well as master level
- Rack and stomp box effects are exchangeable
- Flexible routing for stomp boxes and rack effects
- Standalone version with multi-track looper and Speed Trainer
- Scalable user interface
- Can be expanded with new modules via AmpliTube Custom Shop
- Supported formats (only 64 bit): Standalone / VST2 / VST3 / AU / AAXnative
- System requirements: Windows 7 or higher (64 bit), Mac OSX 10.10 or higher, dual core CPU, 4 GB RAM, 3 GB HD, internet connection
- Shipping Format: E-Mail
- License validity: perpetual
- Copy Protection: Online Activation
- Simultaneous Activations: 2
- Windows: from 7 (64-Bit)
- Mac OS (64 Bit): from 10.10
- CPU min.: Dual Core
- RAM min.: 4 GB
- HD Storage min.: 3 GB
- add. System requirements: Internet Connection for Installation and Activation, OpenGL 2.0 kompatible GPU, ASIO-Audiointerface (Windows)
- Stand-Alone-Software
- AAX native 64-Bit
- AU 64-Bit
- VST2 64-Bit
- VST3 64-Bit
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