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AmpliTube iRig review
11/06/2011 | Nicholas Griffin
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Nod69aTzsM
AmpliTude iRig for iPhone/ iPad is an app designed for the portable guitarist in mind, from which all you have to do is plug the iRig adapter in your iPhone/ iPad, then launch the app and get jamming. The iRig adapter can be bought from a lot of different stores but here is a link to Amazon: IK Multimedia AmpliTube iRig The app can be downloaded from the iTunes app store in many differnt verisons, that include diifernt stompboxes and amps etc.
AmpliTude Free
http://itunes.apple.com/app/amplitube-free/id373309342?mt=8&ls=1
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/amplitube-le/id373507300?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
AmpliTude Full
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/amplitube/id373524000?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
First Impressions The best part of AmpliTude is that it is completely portable, all you need is an iPhone, the AmpliTude app, a guitar, iRig adapter and finally a jack to jack lead, then you can get your jam on during a long train ride using a variety of differnt amps and stomp boxes, but still be able to play quietly without distracting other people around you. The worst part of this is it can become expensive after buying all the software and the iRig adapter, from which the adapter alone is £30.
iRig hardware and setup
The adapter is also sturdy and well-made, so there is no worry about breaking the adapter on your travels, although one annoying thing is that you must remember before you start playing to turn down your iPhone’s volume to make sure there is no feedback or blowing out your eardrums.
AmpliTude Software
Song mode and recording features












