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AmpleSound makes incredible sounding acoustic, electric and bass guitar VSTs. I have always been a GS Strum fan for their ability to put proper guitar voicing and strums on a keyboard. However, I was never fully satisfied with Strum voicing because is not based on actual samples. AmpleSound, on the other hand, is based on samples with detailed and extensive articulations. It makes a difference. Besides traditional guitars, check out the Amplesound Lap Steel, just incredible sounding with all the right playable articulations.

I was really impressed by the sound of the Ample Bass P II Lite from videos I saw online, but after several attempts of trying to install it on my computer I keep getting the same error messages. One of them is: "Error coded: InstDir Read Error; 7; Loading samples failed. Plug-in will not make sound. Please set instrument path in Settings if you have moved samples folder into another place. If your instrument path is correctly set but still have this error, please contact service e-mail."

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While I can manage to set up a track using Ample Sound and record the output , the recorded track never seems to match what I had just played in Strummer in Ample Sound ( when I play it back , it sounds like the notes are being doubled and the timing is all off).

Seconded, Im also having trouble. I can set up a strum pattern which plays back through the plugin, but when I follow the steps to programme the MIDI as per their tutorial videos, I only get the sound of the keyboard, rather than the MIDI playing the recorded pattern Ive programmed into the plugin.

Well I have the 7 day trial and wont be buying. Had nothing but trouble with Ample Guitar III. Making my whole workflow very clonky and unstable and when I attempt to use the effects, both mouse and keyboard do nothing have to false PC shutdown, not good. Nobody seems to have an answer Which is a shame as really sounds good. Have now uninstalled and cakewalk working perfectly.. Cant be trusted.

I haven't tried recording with the Strat or Acoustic Amplesound models I got quite recently but I've just opened a project with the Strat in it and it seems to be playing fine and I'm on Windows 10 1909 so I don't think it is specifically a Win 10 issue

I tried downloading and re installing a few times. The error message is it can't find the sample library so there is no sound. I did not change any pathways etc. I've installed it to a lot of other computer before without issue. I think it's just this one computer which is not important. It's just my office computer and I don't do any real recording with it. But I like to muck about with midi files.

Ample Sound (Beijing - Ample Sound Technology Co. Ltd), founded by Kane Kang, Shaoduo Xie, and Jie Chen in 2011, is devoted to music technology products development.

The philosophy of Ample Sound: Simulation systems - Innovative design - Intelligent technology - High quality of samples - Attention to detail.

The specific kind of 12-string guitar we get here is a nice one with new strings and a good setup, played by a skilled studio guitarist. The sound is sparkly and bright. There was an earlier version of this instrument with identical functionality but different samples, which from my brief tests did not have any issues which would need fixing, but which sounded slightly darker and had more room sound in the close mic. The new version does a better job of capturing the big shiny sound of a high-end 12-string. Even playing higher up the neck on the lower strings, the sound remains clear, though of course like all guitars it gets less bright in that region of the fingerboard.

The main question is, how can you decide whether you need the 12-string sound in your arsenal or not? I would suggest that, if you have no other virtual acoustic guitars of this quality, you should get a 6-string first. If you do have a good 6-string or two already, a 12-string is perfect for making certain kinds of parts richer and sparklier, beyond what double-tracking a guitar part can do.

The Ample Sound Metal Eclipse III gives you the sound of an ESP Eclipse I six string guitar, which is a staple among metal musicians both young and old (from Metallica to Mastodon), and is probably the most versatile instrument here. The Hellrazer III captures the sound of a Schecter Hellraiser 9-string guitar, which will dive to depths that you previously thought impossible (tuned by default to #C, #F, B, E, A, D, G, B, E), which is great for the more extreme sub-genres such as metalcore and death/doom metal. Finally, the Ray 5 III brings you the sound of a Musicman Stingray 5 Classic 5-string bass.

The technology and features in these libraries are truly astounding, and can actually be fairly overwhelming to the new user. When you load up Eclipse, for example, you are greeted by the Main page, with a myriad of controls and buttons, with an image of the guitar. In this main mode, the individual notes are mapped across your MIDI keyboard, just like any other sample library. You can choose from multiple legato modes including the amazing poly-legato engine. By default, the instrument loads with lots of distortion dialed in, along with a mix of echo and various FX. The easiest way to get a taste for what this instrument can do is simply browse through the presets on the main page, giving you curated settings for various lead and rhythm tones. You can also simply use the instrument as DI (direct in) and use your favorite amp simulators and effects as well.

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An Ample Sound demo for their "Ample China Dongxiao(ACDC)" VST library. I've had a lot of fun working with this versatile and realistic library, since ample sound always manages to produce to most realistic and playable instruments out there.Here's a link to the product's page - -pd.asp?id=38The piece is inspired by by Sophia Katz's beautiful and fascinating article - "An Ongoing Revolution: Cosmic Canticle, Changing, and the Problem of Broken Harmony" -katz/Mixed brilliantly by: Michael Bouska ://www.imdb.com/name/nm2617433/Music by: freddiehangoler

The main PA consists of two flown arrays on either side of the stage. The arrays include Bose Professional ShowMatch SM5, SM10 and SM20 loudspeakers with waveguides in hangs of six per side. This solution overcomes the limitations of traditional point source systems by utilising line array technology and customizable coverage patterns, with each module in the array delivering audio to different areas of the theatre. The J-Curve design further ensures that audio is clear but not overpowering for the seats closest to the stage. The main PA is supplemented by eight ShowMatch SMS118 DeltaQ array subwoofers stacked on the stage. The system is driven by eight Bose Professional amplifiers with DSP through a Bose Professional ControlSpace ESP-880 sound processor.

Extensive research on the electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) has put forward a sound list of potential catalyst materials with properties inducing N2 adsorption, protonation, and reduction. However, rather than a random selection of catalysts, it is essential to understand the vitals in terms of orbital orientation and charge distribution that actually manipulate the rate-determining steps of NRR. Realizing these factors, herein we have explored a main group earth-abundant Mg-based electrocatalyst Mg2B2O5 for NRR due to the abundance of Lewis acid sites in the catalyst favoring the bonding-antibonding interactions with the N2 molecules. Positron annihilation studies indicate that the electronic charge distribution within the catalyst has shallow surface oxygen vacancies. These features in the catalyst enabled a sound Faradaic efficiency of 46.4% at -0.1 V vs reversible hydrogen electrode for the selective NH3 production in neutral electrolyte. In situ Fourier transform infrared suggests a maximum N-N bond polarization at -0.1 V and detected H-N-H and -NH2 intermediates during the course of the NRR on the catalyst surface. In a broader picture, the biocompatibility of Mg2+ diversifies the utility of this catalyst material in N2/biofuel cell applications that would certainly offer a green alternative toward our goal of a sustainable society. be457b7860