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There is no substitute for a nice, well miced real acoustic guitar. And guitar players are a dime a dozen? Why not just work with some folks who can lay it down for you?

At 2:00AM when you gotta have it now or all creativity is lost?


Gimme yer phone number.

This looks interesting. 

Bapu is right. Creativity doesn't often wait for a willing and agreeable guitarist to do your bidding.

I purchased AGM and AGG last week and have been very pleased. There's much more than what the demo conveys, and it isn't too big a learning curve. It has a different workflow than what I expected, but as I get the hang of it I understand why it works the way it does. It hasn't had any hiccups working within SONAR, either, which is nice. It is more than just a sound. It is actually helping me understand how to create guitar parts that work for guitars.

There is a FREE version of this as well...

http://www.amplesound.net/en/index.asp
 
The AGML is free..and yes it does sound good..I've heard the full versions
and they sound great...and the free one is really good for free...

sale ends Introduction price for AGL ends 22/09/2013 

AGL (Ample Guitar Alhambra) is a virtual instrument made from an Alhambra Luthier Classic Guitar. It has 3682 Samples, Size: 3.98 GB, 24bit 44.1khz 

Introduction price for AGL is $149 23/08/2013 - 22/09/2013

There are discounts for Existing custumers. Please login to your account to discover them: http://www.amplesound.net/en/account.asp

www.amplesound.net  ---------------------/

For the longest time I've been holding out & checking his site hoping that Ilya Efimov would have a bit better price on the Acoustic/Nylon Bundle, which includes both instruments and strum versions of each.
 
But...for about the same price, [actually $17 less], one could assemble their own bundle of AGL, AGM & AGF @ AmpleSound.
 
This would actually mean getting AGL for free because this bundle equals $152.00 off, which is more than the introductory price for AGL right now.
 
Something to consider for sure.
 
Anyone know what the discounts would be for existing customers?
 
 

Of course today, OrangeTree comes out with their group buy deal structure to make decisions even tougher, but I suppose having more options is always good.
 
Oh how spoiled we are!

Ample Sound has updated its Ample Guitar plug-ins AGM, AGT, and AGL to 1.2.5, AGG, AGF, and AGP to 1.3.5 and AGML to 1.1.5.
http://www.amplesound.net/en/index.asp
 
 

We have updated its Ample Guitar plug-ins AGF, AGG, AGP, AGM, AGT and AGL to v1.7.0 and AGML to v1.3.0.
 
Changes:

• Added Edit Panel. Users now can see samples being played on new panel and adjust tune and volume. They can also save result to file or load other presets. 
• New designed GUI, including resizable Customized Parameters Control dialog and other enhancements.
• Update tooltips, including most content of user manual.
• Revised user manual.
• Fixed label edit bug. Users now can directly type in labels to control parameters precisely.
• Fixed GUI freezing bug when running in Ableton Live on Windows.
• Other minor bugs fixed.

*For previous projects users need to reverse the values of velocity layer 1 slider and velocity layer 3 slider. Now velocity layer 1 is the highest while velocity layer 4 is the lowest.

Thanks Carl,
 
Just got them all down. Now to install and see if I can fix my AGF & AGG tuning issues.