Ample Sound just dropped ABPL4 as a completely free virtual bass instrument. This lite version uses the new Ample Bass 4 architecture without requiring any account or activation. Five essential articulations remain intact despite using only ten percent of the full sample library. Drop tuning support extends the lowest playable note down to D1 for heavier styles.
Riffer 4 combines Piano Roll and Tab views for intuitive MIDI editing. String information appears directly in the editor to prevent impossible polyphony automatically. Guitar Pro files from versions three through eight import with original fingerings preserved. Direct articulation editing eliminates complicated keyswitch programming for expressive performances.
A virtual B15R-style amp includes U87, C414, MD421, and SM57 microphone options. Four built-in effects cover EQ, compression, delay, and convolution reverb needs. The redesigned 5K interface looks crisp on modern displays, while the standalone app runs independently. Windows and macOS users get VST2, VST3, AU, plus AAX format compatibility right now.
Riffer 4 combines Piano Roll and Tab views for intuitive MIDI editing. String information appears directly in the editor to prevent impossible polyphony automatically. Guitar Pro files from versions three through eight import with original fingerings preserved. Direct articulation editing eliminates complicated keyswitch programming for expressive performances.
A virtual B15R-style amp includes U87, C414, MD421, and SM57 microphone options. Four built-in effects cover EQ, compression, delay, and convolution reverb needs. The redesigned 5K interface looks crisp on modern displays, while the standalone app runs independently. Windows and macOS users get VST2, VST3, AU, plus AAX format compatibility right now.
