Ample Guitar Twelve 3.2.0 for Mac
Mac AudioAmple Guitar Twelve 3.2.0 for Mac is Ample Sound's dedicated 12-string instrument, sampled from a Taylor 956 CE. A real 12-string gets its shimmer from paired courses of strings ringing slightly against each other, and this library records that properly instead of faking it with a chorus effect on a six-string.
It is a paid instrument, not a free full version, with a short full-feature trial offered by the developer. The 8.3 GB library includes strum, finger and thumb-pick playing styles, needs macOS 10.15 or later, and runs on Mac as AU, VST2, VST3 and AAX or as a standalone application.
Key Features
- Taylor 956 CE 12-string sampled in three libraries: strum, fingerstyle and thumb-pick
- Eight articulations including sustain, palm mute, natural harmonic, legato slide and pop
- Genuine paired-string chorus and phasing from real recordings, with adjustable acoustic resonance
- Strummer engine with select and detect chord modes, custom chords and sequence-based strumming at any rhythm
- Riffer 4 MIDI editor, Tab Reader for Guitar Pro files, and built-in EQ, compressor, delay and convolution reverb
How to Download
- Download from the official site
- Start the trial or purchase the licence, then download the Mac installer and library from your MyAmpleSound account.
- Install to a fast drive, activate through the Activation Manager, and load the plugin in your DAW for instant 12-string tracks.
Is Ample Guitar Twelve free?
No, it is a commercial Ample Sound library. A limited full-feature trial is available on the official page, which is the safest way to hear how the 12-string sits in your own mixes first.
When would I use a 12-string instead of a normal acoustic?
When a six-string part feels too thin but a synth pad feels too artificial — jangly folk-rock strumming, shimmering pop choruses and cinematic acoustic beds are where the Twelve earns its place.
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