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Best ipad guitar effects apps

1.ToneStack

Paid: $9.99 with in-app purchases

ToneStack is a music audio app developed by Yonac, Inc. which features a collection of amps and other sound effects, as well as stompboxes, ramp-units, time or pitch manipulation, metronome, MIDI prog changes, and Audiobus support.

  • Dan Xu

    by Dan Xu

    I must say this got better MIDI controls compared to other effects apps. I make 80s and 90s guitar music and I find the controls here to be easier and my desired music are more conveniently pulled off.

2.JamUp Pro

Paid: $19.99 with in-app purchases

JamUp Pro is a music audio effects guitar and bass processor app developed by Positive Gric, Inc. which features integration with BIAS Amp, 6 amps and 16 premium effects, additional 48 amp channels, and 8-track recorder system.

  • Website:http://www.positivegrid.com
  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Music,Entertainment

  • Publisher:Positive Grid Inc

  • Size:298.08 MB

  • Genre:Not available
  • Peter McDonald

    by Peter McDonald

    I'm quite amazed by the flexibility of this app when it comes to enhancing my guitar music. The in app purchases are a great buy too and adds flavor to my composition. Just be sure you really need that particular purhcase so that it will be worth it.

3.JamUp

with in-app purchases

JamUp is a music sound effects app for guitar and bass developed by Positive Grid, Inc. which features integration with BIAS Amp, running several effects models, and phrase samplers. This also gives users an access to ToneCloud.

  • Ethan Phillips

    by Ethan Phillips

    I'm creating a background music for a creepy video. JamUp is the one I'm using for it especially with its reverb and stomp box options. The fact that this supports Audiobus makes it a lot more convenient for me. What's more, I'm able to share my comp More

4.BIAS FX: Guitar Amp & effects

Paid: $9.99 with in-app purchases

BIAS FX: Guitar Amp & effects is an analog sounding audio effects music app developed by Positive Grid, Inc. for iPad. This features 12 BIAS amps, 25 effect pedals, 5 rack processors, dual signal amp and dual amp processing.

  • Website:https://www.positivegrid.com
  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Music,Games,Music,Simulation

  • Publisher:Positive Grid Inc

  • Size:687.35 MB

  • Genre:Not available
  • Arthur Vasquez

    by Arthur Vasquez

    I want to produce music just like my dad and I saw him using BIAS FX for doing music. We use ipad for mixing effects, He says it's easier than to use a laptop.

5.Nave

Paid: $19.99

Nave is a music audio software app developed by Stefan Stenzel, Rolf Wöhrmann and Axel Hartmann of Waldorf Music. This app features effects, compressors, modulations, core MIDI in/out support, etc. Requires iOS 10.3 or later.

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  • Age rating:Not available
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  •  José Alfredo Mercado

    by José Alfredo Mercado

    I like the versatility of modification options this app has. Makes my music creation found natural and professional.

6.BIAS AMP 2

with in-app purchases

BIAS AMP 2 is a virtual amp music sound effects app developed by Positive Grid, Inc. which features 36 amp models, 9 reverbs, noise gate, and other customizations. This app works with GarageBand and other related apps.

  • Website:http://www.positivegrid.com
  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Music,Entertainment

  • Publisher:Positive Grid Inc

  • Size:216.56 MB

  • Genre:Not available
  • Gregory Wells

    by Gregory Wells

    I'm more of the plug-and-play type of music producer so I'm glad for the BIAS AMP 2. I really tweak in the preamp EQs depending on my mood.

7.AmpKit+ Guitar Amps & Pedals

Paid: $19.99

AmpKit+ Guitar Amps & Pedals is an app which users can use for adding effects and amplification to their music. This includes a free tuner and metronome, with record sharing through SoundCloud, AirDrop, and email.

  • Henry Reynolds

    by Henry Reynolds

    This amp sim is really top of this game. It has the feature of placing mic on or off axis which I find helpful. I always use the Marshall JMC effect on the opening of our gigs. There's even a version of the tube screamer and other options to add flav More

8.AmpliTube for iPad

Paid: $19.99 with in-app purchases

AmpliTube is an essential music app that lets you use your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to process, play and record your guitar, bass or other instruments while on the go.

  • Dennis Hart

    by Dennis Hart

    Using this with iRig and I' m satisfied so far. Got using this for mini bar gigs in the band as I play the bass.

9.Electro-Harmonix Soul Food

Paid: $78.2 Check price

The Electro-Harmonix Soul Food is one of the best budget distortion pedals in the market. Like most overdrive pedals, it allows you to dial in the level of dirt, the amount of treble and the overall volume to let you achieve your preferred tone. 

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