Most users will find this process to be quite simple. You may record with AmpKit, but you must then upload them to your desktop before the recordings can be useful. However, this app is not meant to produce and record multiple tracks. For you Mac users, some of the functionalities in AmpKit will feel very close to those in GarageBand. I made the comparison to GarageBand earlier. I especially liked the sample sounds of what each item can do. AmpKit+ adds three amps and eight pedals, which you'll quickly find are essential and awesome. Each item is priced from $0.99 to $5.99, so getting to that $20 mark is pretty easy.
You can add all the upgrades you'd like through in-app-purchases including the AmpKit+ Bundle for $19.99.
AMPKIT DESKTOP FREE
With the free version, you'll start with one amp, two pedals, and two mics. The amp (.I mean app) comes in two versions: AmpKit for free, or AmpKit+ for $19.99. AmpKit is still a massive improvement over previous attempts. Just remember, you're playing through a phone, it's not going to blow your mind. The tonal quality is lost a little playing through your iPhone, and I found it hard to avoid distortion when wanting clean tone. The built-in Noise & Feedback Filter took care of most of the disturbances, but it's not perfect. With each speaker setup, I did notice a lot of background noise and crackling. AmpKit does, however, create a great way to quietly practice through headphones whether you're at home or on the road. This app is not meant to replace your current rig - it doesn't even come close. I found the best audio playing through high quality speakers, but you should just play through an amp in that case. I played it through the Apple headphones, Bose speakers, and my laptop speakers. I tested this app playing a Gibson Les Paul Studio through the AmpKit LiNK developed by Peavey and Agile Partners. By plugging in your guitar, you've turned your iPhone into a multi-effects processor and just about any amp you could want. Don't let the price scare you away it is well worth the cost. In order to use AmpKit, you'll need an adaptor such as the AmpKit LiNK ($39.99). I can't stress that enough, this app is way better than any similar one you've tried on the iPhone. This app really is head and shoulders above the competition in quality. All of the pedals you could want are here as well - too many to mention. While named differently, you'll find all of your favorite amps including: Marshall JCM900 & JTM45, Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier, VOX AC30, Fender Hot Rod Deluxe & Twin, not to mention a plethora of Peavey amps including the 6505+.
AMPKIT DESKTOP SIMULATOR
Peavey joined forces with Agile Partners to reproduce the most realistic amp simulator available.
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