AmpliTube for iPad available from the App Store

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One of five amps available, this one based on Marshall's JCM800

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Based on a digital flanger stomp box, this effect generates jet-like modulation effects

This virtual effects pedal is based on a classic Wah unit from the 60s

A lead amp configuration with Distortion, Flanger, Wah, Noise Filter and dynamic mic

A model of a classic Fuzz box from the 60s, typically used on lead guitar

Screenshot of the tools menu which gives access to the chromatic tuner and integrated metr...

Up to 36 presets can be saved for later retrieval

A clean amp setup with Phazer, Chorus, Envelope Filter, Flanger and dynamic mic

The iRig interface adapter for iPhone and iPad will be needed to use the AmpliTube app

Article Summary

Following on from success with the iPhone, IK Multimedia has now released an AmpliTube app for the iPad. Using an iRig interface adapter, the app offers guitar and bass players real-time, mobile tone-modeling and multi-effects solutions on the bigger multi-touch screen of the iPad. It is available in both free and paid-for versions, the latter giving players 11 effects, five amps and cabinets, plus two microphones to play around with.

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