Ample Guitar Bundle for Mac – Full Guitar & Bass Collection for $69.99

Convincing guitar is the hardest thing to fake in a production, and Ample Sound is the developer the industry settled on for faking it properly. The Ample Guitar Bundle for Mac collects the company’s guitar and bass instruments into one macOS package: acoustic, electric and classical guitars alongside a deep bass bench — Ample Bass Acoustic, Bass J, the Jaco-style fretless Bass JF, Bass P, Bass Upright, Bass TR6 and Bass Yinyang — plus Guitar RB, Guitar Twelve, Guitar PF, Ethno Banjo, Slide Lapsteel and Metal Ray5. One purchase covers the string section of almost any production you are likely to make.

Performances, Not Just Samples

The realism comes from the performance systems layered over multi-velocity, multi-round-robin recordings. The intelligent strumming engine produces rhythmically convincing chord patterns from simple MIDI input — strumming that follows how guitarists actually voice and accent. The Tab Player triggers pre-composed, stylistically authentic riffs and phrases with a single key and transposes them to any key, so genre-appropriate guitar content is available instantly even to producers who do not play. Key-switch articulations cover picking, hammer-ons, pull-offs, slides, harmonics and mutes, and the optional fret noise, string buzz and body resonance supply the physical cues that tell a listener a real instrument is being played. A virtual capo and alternate tunings handle the period and genre characters that standard tuning cannot.

Electric, Acoustic, Bass and Beyond

The breadth is the bundle’s argument. Acoustic and classical guitars for pop, country and score work; electrics with built-in amp simulation, reverb, delay, chorus and EQ voiced per instrument; a twelve-string for the jangle; lapsteel for slide parts; a banjo for folk and Americana; and a bass lineup deep enough to cover upright warmth, picked and fingered electrics, fretless glide and extended-range metal. Each instrument carries the same articulation depth and engine, so learning one teaches you the whole collection. Everything runs natively on macOS 10.13+ as AU, VST3 and AAX, in Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Ableton Live, GarageBand and Cubase.

Who It Serves

Producers who need realistic guitar without session-player budgets or schedules. Film and TV composers whose scenes demand authentic guitar character on deadline. Singer-songwriters who play keys and want real guitar performances in their arrangements. Game composers building adaptive systems on guitar textures. Mac producers for whom guitar realism is a core requirement rather than an occasional garnish — casual listening fools even experienced guitarists with these libraries, and the bundle puts the full range of them on one machine.

The practical effect of the bundle is coverage without planning. A session that starts as an acoustic ballad can pick up a twelve-string layer, an upright bass and a banjo texture without a new purchase or a new engine to learn, because every instrument in the collection shares the articulation system, strumming logic and interface habits. The built-in effects are voiced per instrument, so an electric part arrives with a believable amp context and an acoustic part keeps its natural space, and the capo and tuning options mean a part written for open-G folk voicings keeps its character when transposed. For composers on deadlines, that depth-on-tap is the difference between sketching a string arrangement approximately and hearing it properly before anyone commits to it.

The Deal

The full Ample string collection for Mac at $69.99. Ample Sound instruments sell individually at prices that make assembling this bench a serious line item; the bundle compresses it into a single purchase that costs less than a couple of the included instruments bought separately. One session guitarist for one afternoon costs more than this entire library costs forever. Instant delivery — your string section reports for work today.