Ample Guitar LP 3.2.0 for Mac
Mac AudioAmple Guitar LP 3.2.0 for Mac recreates a Gibson Les Paul 1958 Reissue, the mahogany-and-maple classic behind decades of rock, blues and hard rock records. Ample Sound sampled it across its neck, bridge and combined pickup positions, so one plugin covers warm clean chords, singing leads and thick distorted rhythm work.
This is a paid instrument, not a free full version, though a short full-feature trial is available from the developer. The version 3 generation runs on macOS and loads as AU, VST2, VST3 and AAX, or standalone, and its built-in amp and cabinet modelling means you can go from a dry DI-style signal to a finished guitar tone without extra plugins.
Key Features
- Gibson Les Paul 1958 Reissue sampled in neck, bridge and both-pickup libraries
- Deep articulation set with sustain, palm mute, pinch harmonic, slide guitar, legato slide and hammer-on and pull-off
- Built-in amp simulator with classic amp heads, matching cabinets and multiple microphone choices
- Doubled guitar mode for wide, layered rhythm parts, plus a strumming engine with custom chord support
- Riffer MIDI editor and Tab Reader for turning Guitar Pro files into realistic performances
How to Download
- Download from the official site
- Start the trial or buy the licence in Ample Sound's store, then grab the Mac installer from your MyAmpleSound account.
- Install the library to a fast drive, activate it, and open the plugin inside Logic Pro, Cubase, Pro Tools or your preferred DAW.
Is Ample Guitar LP free?
No, it is a paid Ample Sound instrument. The developer offers a limited full-feature trial, and existing owners often receive upgrade pricing, so check the official page for today's terms.
Do I need a separate amp plugin?
Not necessarily. The LP includes its own amp and cabinet system modelled on well-known rock amps, but the direct signal is also available if you prefer your own amp sims later in the chain.
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