Amp Simulator

[koula901]

Hi folks,

 

I finally bought an audio interface to get my guitar working with the computer. I'm looking for an amp simulator so I can practice my guitar, with the headphones on, while jamming with you tube (the neighbor's been complaining of late-night noise). Sweetwater salesman recommended I buy Positive Grid Bias Amp for $79.

But upon a little bit of research I saw that you can download Amplitube Custom Shop for free and I think it comes loaded with a few amps. I don't need anything fancy, right now, and I primarily use fender amps, but really, I'm just using this as a practice tool where no one else will hear me.

 

What do you guys use?

 

Have any of you got the free version of Amplitube Custom Shop loaded into your computer?

[JeffB]

 

 

Just getting in ahead of that one guy

[t0aj15]

That's not an amp simulator, it's an efx unit.

 

 

It's also not very funny.

[schundog]

  On 6/23/2017 at 10:50 AM, JeffB said:

 

 

Just getting in ahead of that one guy

 

 

  On 6/23/2017 at 12:06 PM, t0aj15 said:

That's not an amp simulator, it's an efx unit.

 

 

It's also not very funny.

 

Umm, Yeah, it's funny.....

 

[koula901]

Happy to report, have downloaded Amplitube Custom Shop yesterday and got it working well, no lag time!

[Genericmusic]

  On 6/23/2017 at 1:01 PM, koula901 said:

Happy to report, have downloaded Amplitube Custom Shop yesterday and got it working well, no lag time!

[t0aj15]

  On 6/23/2017 at 1:01 PM, koula901 said:

Happy to report, have downloaded Amplitube Custom Shop yesterday and got it working well, no lag time!

How does it sound?

[koula901]

  On 6/23/2017 at 5:37 PM, t0aj15 said:

How does it sound?

 

You have to fiddle with it to get a passable sound. The funny thing is, it even pics up the single coil buzz of my guitar, and the pots on my guitar work.