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THE QUEST FOR THE ULTIMATE GUITAR TONE HAS ENDED!

Are you looking for the ultimate guitar tone for your recordings? Look no further, Scott Griggs takes you on a epic journey inside IK Multimedia's awesome amp simulator, AmpliTube 3.

Scott starts the show with installation and authorization, then moves onto user interface overviews, audio setup and routing explanations, creating and saving custom presets and cpu optimizations. Scott then focuses on AmpliTube's awesome amps, stomp boxes, cabinets and rack modules, showing you all their features and functions. He even plays each one, giving you the lowdown on their strong points and uses, as well as some cool tips & tricks.

Scott then wraps it all up with some advanced automation tutorials, using the handy built-in 4 track recorder, and gives you some great ideas on using AmpliTube on instruments other than guitar, such as drums, vocals and synths.

If you rock AmpliTube 3, you have to see these videos. After watching, you'll know the interface inside out, how to use all the effects and how to pick the best amp and cabinet combo to fit your productions and much more. Get amped up! Get AmpliTube Explained today.

Product Highlights

• 77 Tutorials / Over 4 Hours Total Runtime
• For all beginner to intermediate AmpliTube 3 users
• Tutorials written by DAW expert Scott Griggs
• Simple to use video control interface for Mac & PC
• Watch Online, Download, Stream to iPad, iPhone & iPod

Scott Griggs

1. When did you start dabbling in music? The earliest memory I have is when I was 7 years old - I got my first guitar. When I was 9 I got my first keyboard. 2. What training have you had? Mostly self-trained; however, I was the drum major in high school (playing alto sax & drums/percussion), and majored in music for a short time. 3. When did you get into recording? When I was around 10 years old I started to basic multi-tracking with my dual tape deck stereo. I would record a keyboard part; move that cassette into the other deck and do a playback while recording a new part into the "record" deck. Voila! Ghost tracks were something I hated back then!! 4. People you have worked with/for? Let's see ... there was that fast food joint, the grocery store, the bolt company, the theater ... 5. Why are you so good at training people? OK, how much did my mom pay you to say that I'm "good"? I guess it's because I try to have fun while showing folks what to do. If I get bored while making a video, I'm quite sure that the viewer will not be too stoked to watch it. I want people to feel like they could kick off their shoes, relax, and watch a video where they might learn something. Products Logic 9 Tips & Tricks Logic Drum Tips & Tricks Producing Hard Rock with Logic Reason 5 Explained Superior Drummer 2 Explained