ML Sound Lab has recently launched Amped Pink Sabbath, a new amp sim plugin and standalone for Mac and Windows. The introductory offer includes a 25% discount on the original price.
The Amped Pink Sabbath is a guitar plugin inspired by two iconic British amps from the early 1970s. The plugin is designed to provide the ultimate fuzz and note definition with the Sabbath amps, and articulate pick attack covering a range from clean tones to edge of breakup and dimed plexi-style crunch with the Pink amps. The plugin operates on ML Sound Lab’s Vorna Amp Modeling, which is virtually indistinguishable from real tube amplifiers.
The plugin is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems and can be used either as a standalone program or as VST3/AU/Mac AAX. It features a 3D cabinet sim with Tony ’74 Gray (based on a 1974 Laney Klipp 4×12) and Volt ’73 Green (based on a 1973 Hiwatt 4×12) guitar cabs. This allows users to mix and match mic combinations to dial in their preferred tone. The mics can be moved from the middle to the edge of the speaker, front or back, and can even be angled to achieve a beefier sound. Users also have the option to load in their own IRs.
In addition to the above, the Amped Pink Sabbath also includes a pedalboard with high-quality effects pedals and studio effects. These include a Noise Gate, Compressor, Drive Pedal, Chorus, Analog Delay, and Reverb. The standalone program is MIDI controllable and stage ready. The latest Amped platform also includes a reliable and precise guitar tuner section.
The Amped Pink Sabbath is currently available for purchase at a discounted price of €29,99, down from the original price of €39,99. A free trial is also available for users who wish to test the plugin before purchasing.
The promotional discount is available for a limited time only. The exact expiry date is currently unknown.
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