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They’re supposed to have already released the AmpKit LiNK HD, which doubles as a standard interface for direct input to a DAW (Pro Tools, Studio One, Logic, etc) and a standard LiNK for the iOS devices. They have a Mac application as well that you can use a normal interface with (such as an M-Audio MBOX). The less crosstalk, the better the quality, and the lower the latency. Crosstalk means the steps or barriers the signal needs to travel through before you get your sound. It features minimal crosstalk since it runs on batteries. There are a few other apps like it… But It’s my personal favorite.ĪmpKit LiNK is the actual module/interface that you connect your guitar or bass to, which then plugs into the headphone port on your iOS device.

Much more after the break: What Is AmpKit LiNK?ĪmpKit itself is an iPhone/iPad/Mac application that emulates guitar and bass amps, microphones, heads, cabs, and pedals. I know there are other alternatives out there that are better in some ways, but I trust Peavey (one of the leading amp makers) to replicate theirs, and others’ leading amp models more than I could trust anyone else. Then I did some reading, and found that Peavey makes a something similar, with less crosstalk (since it runs on batteries). I had used the Amplitube iRig my friend had, and after playing around with it, I was impressed. I did my research and narrowed it down to a few options. I needed a way to practice my guitar skills on a budget of next to nothing.

Don’t get me wrong, you can take it seriously and get some studio quality stuff without the price, and that’s the truth. Like those folk, I also do not have the resources to drop a few grand on a studio, nor could I waste money with studio time if I just want to mess around a bit.

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There are even popular artists out there that create incredible sounding albums from their homes with nothing close to a full studio of peripherals. More and more people these days are learning to create and produce music at home.