Finally, you can click the pencil icon to edit your saved sounds.Ĭlicking the pencil icon activates the edit settings. You can also click the + symbol in the top-right of the app to add a new setup of your own (you’ll notice I have New Setup 10 in the screenshot below ready for editing).
This will come in handy later if you’ve collected quite a few different sounds. You can also favourite some settings by clicking the space located by the little star. On this screen you can scroll through your options until you find the sound you’re after and simply click on it to activate it. The My Setups screen shows a list of all the amplifier/pedal combinations you’ve put together (or collected) in your installation of AmpKit. Let’s start on the My Setups screen and see how deep this app goes.
If you focus on the main menu on the bottom of the app (first screenshot below) it appears that there’s not much to see in this app. The deep metal over-driven sounds I can produce with that interface (without rupturing my ears) are outstanding.īut enough talk of sounds (for now), let’s look at the app in living greyscale! It makes sense right? It’s probably the battery powered advantage that it has. But to be honest, of the interfaces I have, AmpKit Link works best with AmpKit. They all work well and produce outstanding sound quality. I can say that it works with all of the interfaces I own ( GuitarConnect Cable, GuitarJack, AmpKit Link and my new addition … JamUp Plug). Getting one formality out of the way (that being “which interfaces work with this app?”), I’m able to point out one of this app’s advantages.
#AMPKIT BACKING TRACKS FREE#
I have the free version that I’ve enhanced with all the in-app purchases I’ve made over time to get the sounds I’m searching for. I should point out (and therefore I will) that AmpKit comes in a free version and the fully loaded AmpKit+ (for $19.99 USD). AmpKit is one of my favourites in this field. And I’m glad I complete the journey here.
#AMPKIT BACKING TRACKS FULL#
So my journey has almost come full circle. Strangely enough, it’s one of the apps I first downloaded when I discovered that guitar playing and the iPhone worked so well together. AmpKit for iPhone is the last app in my lengthy guitar playing/recording on the iPhone review journey.
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