New AmpKit 1.3 Features Trace Elliot

Discussion in 'News & PR' started by TalkBass, Apr 13, 2012.

  1. TalkBass

    TalkBass News Poster

    Mar 12, 2004
    April 3, 2012 -- The new version 1.3 of AmpKit, the award-winning iOS guitar and bass amp modeling application from Agile Partners, makes Trace Elliot® the first modern bass amplification system to be modeled for the iOS platform, and the most feature-rich amplifier ever modeled in AmpKit.

    For the first time, bass players who use the iOS platform to practice, perform and record can use a fully featured, modern, world-class bass amplifier and cabinet, modeled after the Trace Elliot 1215™ combo. Players get all the sophistication they have come to love about the real Trace Elliot amps, including the switchable valve (tube) drive circuit for fat bass distortion and the signature Pre Shape circuit that delivers the classic Trace Elliot tone. Trace Elliot is regarded as the first true specialty bass amplification system.

    AmpKit’s Trace Elliot model also includes the famous Trace Elliot 12-band Graphic Equalizer, tuned for bass frequencies, plus the optimized dual-band compressor and a convolution-based simulation of the 1x15 cabinet featuring a specially designed loudspeaker and high-frequency horn—all with the high-quality tone fidelity musicians have come to expect in AmpKit.

    AmpKit Version 1.3 also debuts support for the new iPad’s breathtaking, 3.1 million-pixel Retina display, which gives users eye-popping graphics of AmpKit’s extensive library of virtual amplifier models. This update also includes extended support for digital guitar interfaces, updated headset input compensation to support the new iPad (3rd Generation) and iPhone 4S, and the ability to save setups for all channels on multi-channel amps.

    AmpKit+ Version 1.3 is available now for a limited time for only $9.99 on the iTunes Store. The Trace Elliot 1215 amp model can also be purchased separately for $3.99. The original AmpKit app is a free download.

    Find out more at Agile Partners' AmpKit App for iPad and iPhone - Guitar Amps, Pedals and Recording Studio
     

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  2. bassfart

    bassfart

    May 5, 2008
    Can you use an iRig as an interface?
     
  3. Robert McVey

    Robert McVey

    Apr 19, 2012
    Bend, Oregon
    Yep, you can use iRig or Apogee jam as far as i know and have tried both. Sounds great too!!!
     
  4. rizelasi

    rizelasi Guest

    Apr 27, 2012
    Great post!Thank you for all the things learned from here and congratulations for the good work.
     
  5. Not really "the first modern bass amplification system to be modelled for the iOS platform" - I have been using the exceptional PocketGK from PocketLabWorks for some time now. This models Gallien-Krueger amps and cabs really well.