Ample Sound Ample Metal Eclipse V3.1.0 -win-osx- Exclusive ✧ [ TRUSTED ]

Whether you are a seasoned producer or a songwriter needing professional-grade guitar tracks, Ample Metal Eclipse remains a top-tier choice for achieving authentic high-gain tones without picking up a real instrument. AmpleMetal Eclipse Review and Demo (ESP Eclipse I VST)

The integrated Tab Player reads all popular guitar tablature formats, including Guitar Pro files.

Originally released around September 2015, Ample Metal Eclipse (AME) was the pioneer of Ample Sound's "Metal" series. The goal was to capture the aggressive yet versatile character of the ESP Eclipse I, a guitar favored by artists ranging from Metallica to Mastodon.

Version 3.1.0 boasts a robust FX section. It features a selection of high-gain metal amplifier models, matched cabinet impulse responses (IRs), and essential stompboxes including overdrive, compression, chorus, delay, and algorithmic reverb. Articulations and Humanization Technology Ample Sound Ample Metal Eclipse v3.1.0 -WiN-OSX-

: A bridge pickup library delivering aggressive tones ideal for Metalcore, Progressive Metal, and Djent.

Designed for heavy music, it natively supports drop tuning down to (standardly C-G-C-F-A-D). Key Performance Features Reviews from platforms like Sample Library Review highlight the complexity of the v3 engine: Sample Library Review Articulations:

Features authentic left-hand performance noises and a "Stroke Noise" system that adds a metallic harmonic attack when strumming. Advanced Engine Features Whether you are a seasoned producer or a

The new Riffer 3.0 engine is powerful—string roll, fretboard visualization, and advanced strumming patterns. The Strummer now has more realistic down/up stroke control, and the Articulation system (legato, slide, hammer-on, ghost notes) responds intelligently to MIDI velocity and keyswitches. The Double Tracking feature makes rhythm guitars sound massive with one take.

Since v3.1.0, Ample Sound has released a significant , which brought a host of new features and refinements. While v3.1.0 remains a powerful tool, understanding the evolution helps contextualize its place in the product's history.

files (up to GP8), allowing the plugin to accurately interpret fingering, articulations, and performance data from standard tabs Sound Shaping & Effects Amp Simulation: The version 3 update includes a full amplifier section with seven amp models , eight speaker cabinets, and eight microphone options Contains essential processing tools including an , compressor, delay, and convolution reverb with various impulse responses Automatic Velocity Switching: The goal was to capture the aggressive yet

macOS 10.9 up to latest versions (Intel and Apple Silicon supported via Rosetta or native updates). VST2, VST3, AU, AAX, or Standalone host.

Beyond its core sampling, the Ample Metal Eclipse is packed with features that provide deep control over sound design and performance. The centerpiece of this control is the , a revolutionary string roll editor. Unlike a traditional piano roll, the Riffer displays notes on a virtual fretboard, showing exactly which string and fret are being played. This intuitive interface allows for precise programming of riffs, chords, and techniques, with every note having up to 8 programmable attributes including pitch, velocity, articulation, legato, vibrato, and bend. A standout feature is the "Dice" Random Riff Generator , which, instead of creating random noise, analyzes a vast database of music scores to generate musically relevant and inspiring ideas.

: Includes 7 classic metal amp heads, 8 cabinets with multiple microphone options, and built-in effects like EQ, Compression, and Convolution Reverb. amplesound.net System Requirements : Windows 7 to Windows 11 (64-bit only). : macOS 10.15 or later. : VST2, VST3, AU, AAX, and standalone versions.