Ample Guitar M 4.0 for Mac
Mac AudioAmple Guitar M 4.0 for Mac is Ample Sound's flagship acoustic instrument, sampled from a Martin D-41 dreadnought. The D-41's big body and premium tonewoods produce the warm, full low-mid voice that underpins folk, country and singer-songwriter records, and version 4.0 rebuilds that sound on the developer's newest engine.
Ample Guitar M is a paid library, not a free full version — a free Lite edition and a short full-feature trial exist if you want to test the concept first. The full instrument includes finger, pick and strum sample libraries, needs macOS 10.15 or later, and runs as AU, VST2, VST3 and AAX or standalone on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
Key Features
- Martin D-41 acoustic sampled in three libraries: fingerstyle, pick and dedicated strum recordings
- Riffer 4 MIDI editor with piano roll and tab views, string visualisation and a large riff library
- Strummer with chord detection that maps keyboard voicings to natural guitar positions, plus custom chords
- Polyphonic legato, adjustable resonance and realistic left-hand and fret performance noises
- Tab Reader 4 imports Guitar Pro files with fingering and articulations preserved, and built-in EQ, compressor, delay and reverb finish the sound
How to Download
- Download from the official site
- Try the trial or the free M Lite edition first if you like, then buy the full licence from Ample Sound's store.
- Download the Mac installer from your MyAmpleSound account, install the library to a fast drive and activate it before opening your DAW.
Is Ample Guitar M 4.0 free?
The full instrument is paid. Ample Sound does give away Ample Guitar M Lite as a smaller free edition, and offers a limited trial of the full version, so you can judge the tone before spending anything.
Does version 4.0 work on Apple Silicon?
Yes. The current Ample Sound engine supports Apple Silicon Macs alongside Intel, and the official requirements list macOS 10.15 or later with an M1 or better recommended for the smoothest performance.
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