Amped
7.3#1 in guitar amp software€39.99, paid onceFree planAPImacOSWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | Amped | Guitarix |
|---|---|---|
| Effects | Amped Roots 2.0 includes a noise gate, compressor, drive pedal, chorus, analog delay, and reverb. | The rack includes more than 25 built-in effect modules, including noise gate, flanger, phaser and auto-wah. |
| Latency | ML Sound Lab says Amped can run below 10 ms latency on older computers when configured with suitable buffers and drivers. | The maker says a properly set-up Linux system processes the signal in no more than 10 ms. |
| License | The EULA grants a personal, non-transferable, non-exclusive license and prohibits modification, reverse engineering, copying, redistribution and resale. | Guitarix is free software licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2. |
Amped plans
- Amped ML5 Free TrialFree
- Amped Roots FreeFree
- Amped ML800 2.0 Full License€39.99, paid once
- Amped Humble Full License€39.99, paid once
- Amped Roots 2.0 Full License€59.99, paid once
- Amped CB4 Full License€79.99, paid once
Guitarix plans
- GuitarixFree
Pick Amped if…
Amped suits guitarists who want amp simulations on a Windows or Mac computer, either standalone or within a supported plugin format. The free Roots model offers a way to use one amp, while the full license includes four.
Pick Guitarix if…
Guitarix suits Linux users seeking a free standalone amplifier and effects setup, including those working with guitar or other sound generators. It may also suit DAW users who want to load its LV2 plugin suite.