Ample Guitar T 3.2.0 for Mac
Mac AudioAmple Guitar T 3.2.0 for Mac brings a Taylor 714CE acoustic into your studio. Where a big dreadnought leans warm and heavy, the 714CE's grand auditorium body sounds balanced and articulate, with a bright top end that cuts through dense pop and modern country arrangements without heavy EQ work.
The instrument is sold by Ample Sound as a paid library, not a free full version, although a short full-feature trial is available. Its 5.21 GB of samples are organised into finger, pick and strum libraries, and the Mac version requires macOS 10.15 or later and runs as AU, VST2, VST3 and AAX, plus a standalone edition.
Key Features
- Taylor 714CE sampled across fingerstyle, pick and strum playing styles
- Nine articulations including sustain, palm mute, natural harmonic, legato slide, pop and slide guitar
- Strummer with select and detect chord modes, custom chord definitions and a rhythm pattern library with MIDI drag-and-drop
- Riffer 4 editor with dual piano roll and tab views, plus Tab Reader support for Guitar Pro files from GP3 to GP8
- Adjustable acoustic resonance, authentic performance noises and built-in EQ, compressor, delay and convolution reverb
How to Download
- Download from the official site
- Take the trial or buy a licence in Ample Sound's store, then download the macOS installer from your MyAmpleSound account.
- Install the library onto a fast internal or SSD drive, activate the plugin, and open it in Logic Pro or your DAW of choice.
Is Ample Guitar T free?
No, it is a paid Ample Sound instrument. The developer offers a limited trial with full features, so check the official product page for the current price and trial conditions.
How is it different from Ample Guitar M?
The M is a Martin D-41 dreadnought with a warmer, bigger low end, while the T's Taylor 714CE is brighter and more articulate. Producers often pick the T for busy pop mixes and the M for sparse folk arrangements.
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