Using Amplitube as an effect in garageband or auria pro

[whitelocust]

Hi,
I'm new to the forum and I have a question for you.
I would like to know if you can use amplitube as fx in garageband or auria pro.
I'd like to record a guitar track in garageband and add / edit the effects of amplitube later.
Thanks for the attention

[Ryan_IK]

Hey whitelocust,

Thanks for your post.

Yes, the AmpliTube app will be Inter-app Audio and Audiobus compatible compatible. This means apps like Auria, Audiobus, or GarageBand which can load these types of apps will work and sound great together.

In GarageBand the Inter-app Audio process will send only your processed guitar signal from AmpliTube into GarageBand, this will not affect the dry/unprocessed audio inside of GarageBand. I believe there are apps out there like Cubasis which will allow this type of use, but if you would like for some extra routing options, check out the Audiobus app. This will help route signal to and from other apps.

Check Audiobus out here: http://audiob.us

[ykphuah]

If I already have a recording, but I couldn't find a default bass amp modeling in GB that suits my needs, is there a way for me to use that recording and let it goes through Amplitube Ampeg?

[Peter_IK]

If I already have a recording, but I couldn't find a default bass amp modeling in GB that suits my needs, is there a way for me to use that recording and let it goes through Amplitube Ampeg?

You would want to use Inter-App Audio in that case. I am not sure if that is available on an existing track in GarageBand iOS, though.

EDIT: Another option, which may add a couple of steps, but give you the results you're looking for, would be to copy/paste your bass track into AmpliTube iOS (Or AmpliTube CS for iOS). Once imported, you can use the app's 'Bounce' feature to add your choice of tone, then copy/paste your bass track back into your GarageBand session.