Ample Ethno Ukulele III 3.2.0 for Mac

Mac Audio

Updated Nov 4, 2026

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Ample Ethno Ukulele III 3.2.0 for Mac is a virtual ukulele from Ample Sound, built from detailed samples of a Kamaka HF-3, the Hawaiian tenor ukulele favoured by professional performers. It brings that bright, cheerful island tone into your DAW for folk, pop, children's music, advertising cues and relaxed singer-songwriter arrangements.

Version 3.2.0 is a paid instrument, not a free full version, although Ample Sound offers a short full-feature trial so you can test it in your own projects first. The 2.15 GB library includes both High G and Low G tunings, and the plugin runs on macOS 10.15 or later as AU, VST2, VST3 and AAX, plus a standalone version for playing outside a DAW.

Key Features

• Kamaka HF-3 ukulele sampled in 24-bit, with separate High G and Low G libraries
• Nine articulations including sustain, palm mute, natural harmonic, legato slide, pop and dedicated strum samples
• Strummer engine with selectable and chord-detect modes, custom chords and rhythm patterns you can drag into your DAW as MIDI
• Riffer 4 MIDI editor with piano roll and tab views, plus a Tab Reader for Guitar Pro files
• Adjustable resonance, left-hand performance noises and built-in EQ, compressor, delay and convolution reverb

How to Download

1. Download from the official site
2. Start the trial or buy a licence on Ample Sound's store, then sign in to your MyAmpleSound account to get the Mac installer.
3. Install the plugin and library, activate it in the Activation Manager, and load it in Logic Pro, GarageBand or your DAW of choice.

Is Ample Ethno Ukulele III free?
No, it is a paid instrument. Ample Sound offers a limited full-feature trial, so check the official page for the current trial length, price and any bundle deals with the other Ethno instruments.

What is the difference between High G and Low G?
High G is the classic re-entrant ukulele tuning with a bright, traditional sound, while Low G gives a deeper, more guitar-like bottom string. This instrument includes both, so you can pick per song.