Transform your music production with the Ample Guitar M II, a virtual instrument plugin that offers the rich, resonant tones of a Martin D-41 acoustic guitar. This sophisticated software brings the authentic sound of a legendary instrument to your digital audio workstation, ensuring a lifelike experience whether you're composing, recording, or performing live.

The Ample Guitar M II comes packed with three distinct sample libraries tailored for fingers, picks, and strumming, providing you with unmatched versatility in sound design. With its realistic fingerboard and string sounds, you can achieve authentic playing techniques such as sustain, hammer-on and pull-off, legato slide, and even the nuanced slide smoother for those seamless transitions.

One of the standout features is the Strum Note System, which offers intuitive strumming with precise timing and dynamic control. This, coupled with the extensive riff and rhythm library that supports drag-and-drop functionality, makes creating complex guitar parts a breeze. The plugin also supports drop tuning down to D1, giving you the flexibility to explore lower registers without compromising on sound quality.

Also noteworthy is the integrated effects section, complete with an 8-band EQ, compressor, delay, and convolution reverb. The Tab Player supports all common tablature formats, including Guitar Pro 3-8, making it a fantastic tool for learning and experimentation.

Key Features:

• Virtual acoustic guitar based on samples from a Martin D-41
• Three sample libraries for fingers, picks, and strumming
• Realistic playing techniques: sustain, hammer-on, pull-off, etc.
• Strum Note System for intuitive strumming control
• Supports drop tuning down to D1
• Integrated effects section: 8-band EQ, compressor, delay, reverb
• Extensive riff and rhythm library with drag-and-drop
• Tab Player compatible with Guitar Pro 3-8 formats

Product specs

FAQs

What type of guitar does Ample Guitar M II emulate?

Ample Guitar M II emulates a steel-string acoustic guitar, providing realistic sound and playability for various guitar techniques such as strumming and fingerpicking.

Is Ample Guitar M II suitable for fingerpicking styles?

Yes, Ample Guitar M II is designed to support fingerpicking styles, offering a wide range of articulations to mimic the nuances of fingerstyle guitar playing.

Can Ample Guitar M II be used with popular DAWs like Ableton Live or Pro Tools?

Ample Guitar M II is compatible with most major DAWs, including Ableton Live and Pro Tools, allowing seamless integration into your music production workflow.

Does Ample Guitar M II require a lot of storage space?

Ample Guitar M II includes a library with 4062 samples, all recorded at 44.1 kHz and 24-bit quality, which may require significant storage space. Ensure your system has adequate space for installation.

What are the standout features of Ample Guitar M II's sound engine?

The Ample Guitar M II features a comprehensive sound engine that includes various guitar techniques, realistic articulations, and high-quality sample playback to deliver an authentic acoustic guitar experience.