Of course, if you want to take it to the ultimate level and incorporate AmpKit as your main guitar amplification for commercial productions, you can do that too, as perfectly demonstrated by One Like Son in our bonus track below. To find out more about their album made entirely on an iPhone 3GS be sure to read our post. Leave us a link to your track on SoundCloud in the comments below.If you're on a computer, click 'Send us your sounds' at top of the sidebar ->.Join our iPad Creative SoundCloud group then click on the 'Share a Track' button on the group page.If you have your own iOS created sounds (preferably with the iPad, but not essential) here's how you can get them to us: We hope you enjoyed listening to our AmpKit made picks this week, but as always, we want to hear from you too whatever iOS app you use.

We're looking forward to hearing you soon. From the Press Release:įor the first time, a world class, full-featured bass amp and cabinet for iOS bass players.Ī versatile, true heavy metal distortion pedal - not for the faint of heart With the release of AmpKit+ 1.3 Agile Partners have also added 3 new pieces of kit and bass players get a little love. If you aren't using HUSH, you aren't using real noise reduction for guitar. Select the links if you want to find out more and see videos of Rocktron Hush and Rocktron Metal Planet Distortion. If you haven't pulled the trigger on that AmpKit+ purchase yet, now is the time to do it, it is well worth it for the savings you make over individual gear purchase prices.Īpp Store Link: AmpKit (Free) / AmpKit+ both Universal apps In addition to the updates mentioned above, the purchase price for AmpKit+ has been halved to $9.99/£6.99 and the 3 pieces of new gear have between 33% and 40% off for a limited time.

We are constantly on the lookout for new iOS made tracks on SoundCloud, so continuing our regular(ish) Tune-in Tuesday spot, here's this weeks trio of picks. We've been meaning to feature one of Kalim's SoundCloud tracks for a while now because he creates all of them in GarageBand on his iPad. This is his most recent track, an uptempo 'Funky House' affair which is proving quite popular over on SoundCloud as you'll see by all the comments. 'The track with no name' by Caustic SunshineĪnother musician we have been meaning to include for a long time is Caustic Sunshine, from just down the road in Bournemouth, UK. This beautiful, Animoog based track put together in NanoStudio on the iPad, really took us away from it all when we first heard it.

One for those stressful Monday mornings.īe sure to check out the rest of Caustic Sunshine's tracks, they're not all iPad/iOS tracks but we like them just the same. Shred_777) hails from Sydney, Australia and he has some mean guitar licks going on in this Satch-fest, recorded using the amazing tones of AmpKit.

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