Ample Guitar M Lite 4 virtual instrument by Ample Sound

 

Ample Sound has announced the release of a free acoustic guitar virtual instrument built on the new Ample Guitar 4 architecture.

Ample Guitar M Lite 4 (AGML4) features a next-generation sample engine, Riffer 4, Tab Reader 4, strummer, and an integrated effects system.

    AGML4 uses a streamlined sample library containing approximately 10% of the samples included in the full version of Ample Guitar M. It retains five essential articulations while providing access to nearly all of the core features and technologies of the full version. No Ample Sound account or software activation is required to download, install, or use AGML4.

The instrument is available in VST/VST3, AU and AAX plugin formats and as standalone software for Windows and macOS.

To celebrate the release of AGML4 and ABPL4, Ample Sound is offering 25% off the full versions of Ample Guitar M and Ample Bass P through August 31st, 2026, including a special AGM + ABP 2-in-1 Bundle.

The offer is available at the Ample Sound store and from distributors such as Best Service and Plugin Boutique.

https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/64-Virtual-Instruments/4520-Ample-Guitar-M-Lite

Jeesonic updates EQ Pro free equalizer plugin to v1.2

 

Jeesonic has announced an update to its 24-band equalizer effect plugin for Windows and macOS (VST3/AU).

Version 1.2 of EQ Pro comes with various improvements and fixes.

EQ Pro is a transparent, surgical equalizer with up to 24 freely typed bands over an interactive curve, a real-time spectrum analyzer, per-band dynamics, Mid/Side and Left/Right processing, and selectable phase behaviour. No analog colouring: it does exactly what the curve shows.

Changes in EQ Pro v1.2

Spectrum landmarks: Indicators that mark the frequencies that keep standing out over time, not the momentary peaks. Click one to see its frequency and note and hear that spot. Double-click drops a band right there. It never decides anything for you, it just gives you a place to look.
Analyzer tilt and decay: The display now reads the way you want it to.
Preset browser: Factory templates plus your own presets, right in the header.
A/B compare: Hold two versions of your settings and flip between them.
Stepless scaling: The VST3 now scales the whole UI continuously from 75 to 200 %, not in fixed steps, remembered with your project. The Audio Unit keeps fixed steps.
Gentler auto-dynamics: Bands level in proportion to their range instead of hard-limiting.
More musical shelf Q: No jump to extreme peaks after a small turn.
Cleaner top end: High bells and shelves stay true near the top of the range instead of narrowing, and a new Natural Phase mode adds the analog phase response.
Check the full changelog for details on all improvements and fixes.

https://jeesonic.de/eqpro/