IK just released a 3-part video tutorial series that focuses on using AmpliTube with Audiobus, the app that allows multiple audio apps to connect to each other. The videos show some of the many cool things you can do with AmpliTube inside of Audiobus, and feature AmpliTube being used with many other Audiobus-compatible apps.
IK just released a 3-part video tutorial series that focuses on using AmpliTube with Audiobus, the app that allows multiple audio apps to connect to each other. The videos show some of the many cool things you can do with AmpliTube inside of Audiobus, and feature AmpliTube being used with many other Audiobus-compatible apps. AmpliTube is one of the few apps that’s versatile enough to work in all three Audiobus slots: Input, Effects, and Output.
The first video shows AmpliTube providing amp-and-effects sounds for the recording of an electric guitar solo into Harmonic Dog’s Multitrack DAW app. Then AmpliTube is in the Output slot as a recorder, capturing a bass part from Korg’s iMS-20 that’s played on an IK iRig KEYS keyboard, as well as drums from Propellerhead’s Rebirth app.
The second video starts with AmpliTube providing all the parts for a GarageBand recording: drums from the Loop Drummer module and amp-and-effects sounds for guitar and bass parts recorded through IK’s iRig STOMP interface. Next a beat from IK’s SampleTank app and an pulsing synth from NLog Synth Pro are processed in realtime by Magellan, and recorded into AmpliTube’s multitrack.
The third video features AmpliTube providing reverb for acoustic guitar parts being recorded into Loopy HD — a multitrack looping app — through a condenser mic plugged into IK’s iRig PRE mobile mic preamp. Next, the DM1 drum machine app is slaved to Loopy HD using MIDI clock, and a drum part is recorded in sync with existing guitar, bass, and organ tracks.
With AmpliTube opened in Audiobus, the creative possibilities are endless.