I wonder if AmpleSound has any idea how many sales they owe to this guy? VERY high quality videos and demos. I've already bought the ES-335, the Telecaster, the Jazz Bass . . . and now THIS?! My money is ACHING to fly away to AmpleSound.
They occasionally have seasonal sales and ran a Black Friday special last year, so those are opportunities to mark down if you find yourself looking at more than one of their libraries. Personally, I own the lot and have no regrets.
I’m not sure, but without me they’d still be doing very well because their products stand on their merits. I’m lucky to have friendship with the owner.
It depends on what you’re trying to do. Sometimes you have to add in key switches in the midi editor to make it work properly. I run into this issue, but there are fixes.
Hi Reuben. I currently own Realguitar 6 (Same as 5, pretty much) and NI Electric Mint. I know you have experience with these two. Where do you think the Amplesound would sit in this group? Thanks 😊
If you own those two, they pretty much cover most of what you’ll need as far as playing styles and articulations. They are both fantastic libraries. I wouldn’t get shreddage. It’s overly complicated (impedes workflow) and is not player friendly. It’s more geared toward programming. I hope this helps.
@@hifimidi Thanks! Actually it does help. I find the free Shreddage Stratus library's interface to be very unintuitive. And it's good to hear someone else confirm my suspicions that it's more suited to someone who want's to get deep into programming rather than a performer, who appreciates being able to tidy-up a few things here and there. Also makes my fretless decision a little easier :) It's so frustrating to see MusicLab still not get on top of their sample content. They have such a great amount of articulations, with great ways to incorporate them into performance patches (e.g via velocities, sustain pedal etc.) and an intuitive interface. But they completely let themselves down with shallow sampling i.e not enough velocity layers RR's etc. They'd be able to come out on top if they got that part (Essentially the most important part) right. Thanks again, man!
Hi. This library is developed by Ample Sound (amplesound.net). If you don't own it already, you can purchase it from their online shop. If you do, you can download the new sample sets from the "My Installers" section of your account page. You will need to download both the plugin installer and library installer.
ample needs a video teaching how to use the guitar and the key switches properly.there r lots of videos but they don't help me. at least this video shows what it describes in the title
@@hervedoudousans-papiersmar7325that's where the humanisation techniques comes in. It's still an instrument, and skill + post production will make it sound more genuine.
I wonder if AmpleSound has any idea how many sales they owe to this guy? VERY high quality videos and demos. I've already bought the ES-335, the Telecaster, the Jazz Bass . . . and now THIS?! My money is ACHING to fly away to AmpleSound.
They occasionally have seasonal sales and ran a Black Friday special last year, so those are opportunities to mark down if you find yourself looking at more than one of their libraries.
Personally, I own the lot and have no regrets.
I’m not sure, but without me they’d still be doing very well because their products stand on their merits. I’m lucky to have friendship with the owner.
Agree! They should be loving this dude
Getting ready to buy 5 of these guitars because of you. Yes I liked this review!
Thanks for this demo. I didn't know that they have a free update like that :)
THE REVIEW IS AWESOME,,,,I JUST BOUGHT MY SC AND I WILL USE THIS REVIEW FOR A GUIDE
14:11 coolest thing ever
4:30 Easily the best sounds
What is the name of the Korg you have please I want to buy one. Can you send me the link
Whenever I try to use riffer, the midi gets messed up after I drag it into riffer. Is there a fix🤔 -Ableton
It depends on what you’re trying to do. Sometimes you have to add in key switches in the midi editor to make it work properly. I run into this issue, but there are fixes.
I no longer use riffer, and it's no big deal. I do the exact same thing in my DAW.
Hi Reuben. I currently own Realguitar 6 (Same as 5, pretty much) and NI Electric Mint. I know you have experience with these two. Where do you think the Amplesound would sit in this group?
Thanks 😊
Perhaps Shreddage Strat also.
Thanks
If you own those two, they pretty much cover most of what you’ll need as far as playing styles and articulations. They are both fantastic libraries. I wouldn’t get shreddage. It’s overly complicated (impedes workflow) and is not player friendly. It’s more geared toward programming.
I hope this helps.
@@hifimidi
Thanks!
Actually it does help. I find the free Shreddage Stratus library's interface to be very unintuitive. And it's good to hear someone else confirm my suspicions that it's more suited to someone who want's to get deep into programming rather than a performer, who appreciates being able to tidy-up a few things here and there. Also makes my fretless decision a little easier :)
It's so frustrating to see MusicLab still not get on top of their sample content. They have such a great amount of articulations, with great ways to incorporate them into performance patches (e.g via velocities, sustain pedal etc.) and an intuitive interface. But they completely let themselves down with shallow sampling i.e not enough velocity layers RR's etc. They'd be able to come out on top if they got that part (Essentially the most important part) right.
Thanks again, man!
@@hifimidiample sound is more playable? Im afraid of programming. I just want to play
Hi how are you . this sounds fantastic how do I get this. I would appreciate getting the information. Thank you very much.
Hi. This library is developed by Ample Sound (amplesound.net).
If you don't own it already, you can purchase it from their online shop. If you do, you can download the new sample sets from the "My Installers" section of your account page. You will need to download both the plugin installer and library installer.
真是超级牛逼的吉他！！！
how to program jazz guitar using Ample Guitar SC
what sound program are you using to run ample guitar plugin?thx
cubase pro, but it runs in any daw. just dont use fl studio.
ample needs a video teaching how to use the guitar and the key switches properly.there r lots of videos but they don't help me. at least this video shows what it describes in the title
THANKS !!!
Where 2 download?
This stuff is harder to learn than a real guitar.
😂😂😂😂
Totally!
Anyone who has ever tried a real strat with a real Marshall 800 or Mesa rectifier know they don't sound anything like the real thing.
With the yellow amp, I don't like the sound at all.
Doesn't sound like a guitar at all. I'd never use it in a production that I need realistic guitar sound.
Your average listener probably don’t care though
At all? It is literally guitar samples.
@@johnnyvishnevskiy8090 Yes, and it sounds like guitar SAMPLES.
@@hervedoudousans-papiersmar7325that's where the humanisation techniques comes in. It's still an instrument, and skill + post production will make it sound more genuine.