Introducing AmpliTube’s most revolutionary
amp modeling technology yet
AI Machine Modeling™ is a revolutionary new technology from the developers of AmpliTube, the world’s most popular amp and FX sim.
For the first time, Machine Modeling software enables guitarists, without any custom hardware, to model the sound of any amp, cabinet or combo, plus pedals like distortion, overdrive, fuzz, EQ or boost, all with accuracy that’s virtually indistinguishable from the real thing.
IK’s powerful deep learning network lets you model your rig’s tone in just minutes using real guitar signals, not just test tones, for a level of authenticity like you’ve never imagined.
AI Machine Modeling
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Models your favorite amps and pedals individually or as entire rigs with software
Sounds indistinguishable from the real gear
Uses your regular computer and audio interface
Simple as recording a guitar track
Create your own Tone Models
Use our special guitar/bass capture track to record the sound of any rig and then feed it into our Machine Modeling’s deep neural network software together with the original DI track. Our AI Machine Modeling software will compare the DI and wet signals to generate an exact algorithm of the modeled rig in minutes.
The result is called a “Tone Model,” a hyper-realistic, dynamic clone of your rig. Tone Models include every nuance of the amp and pedal in vivid detail with technology so advanced that you can even model an amp and cabinet together, then virtually separate the two to try other cabinets.
The algorithm can even capture an entire rig including harmonically complex fuzz, overdrive or other distortion pedals in front of an amp.
And you can create all of these with just your computer and audio interface.
AI Machine Modeling™ is not just the next step for modeling – it’s the definitive new standard.
If this sounds too good to be true, listen to the audio files below.
How does it sound?
To demonstrate how well AI Machine Modeling matches the real amp, we modeled several amps, cabs and complex rigs, and provided the original (real rig) recording for you to compare.
For best results please use studio headphones or monitors.
Guitar Amps + Matching Cabs
Fender® '65 Super Reverb®
Fender® '57 Custom Twin-Amp™
Orange® OR120™
MESA/Boogie® Mark V™
MESA/Boogie® Triple Rectifier®
Fender® '65 Super Reverb®
Real rig
Fender® '57 Custom Twin-Amp™
Real rig
Orange® OR120™
Real rig
MESA/Boogie® Mark V™
Real rig
MESA/Boogie® Triple Rectifier®
Real rig
Fulltone OCD
Real rig
Fuzz Pedal
Real rig
Boss OD-1 distortion
Real rig
From IK’s private amp vault we pulled a rare, one-of-kind 1953 wide panel Fender 5B6 Bassman amp to model using our new AI Machine Modeling technology. The Fender Bassman amp is one of the most sought-after tweed amps of the era. Approximately 660 (model 5B6) were made between 1952-1954.
Crunchy Blues
Real rig
60s Rock
Real rig
Strat Rhythm
Real rig
Tele Rock
Real rig
Tele Soul
Real rig
We've pulled another great amp from IK’s private vault to model. This time it’s a MESA/Boogie Triple Rectifier going through our new AI Machine Modeling technology.
Classic Rhythm
Real rig
Drop Rec
Real rig
Vintage Red
Real rig
Triple Clean
Real rig
Heavy Rhythm
Real rig
Complete Rigs
Complete rigs are entire signal chains including amp + cab, and different types of FX pedals such as overdrive, distortion, boost, EQ and wah. Using different combinations of Amps and FX you can create a unique Tone Model that matches your playing style.
Bright Lead
Real rig
Rock Overdrive Solo
Real rig
Scooped Hi-gain Rhythm
Real rig
Funk Rock Rhythm
Real rig
Rigs you can model
How to create a Tone Model
Creating a Tone Model is as easy as recording a guitar track. There are 3 simple steps:
1. Send a specially prepared guitar capture file through your rig
2. Our AI Machine Modeling software analyzes the dry and processed tracks using an advanced neural network
3. The neural network creates a “Tone Model” and precisely tunes it to your rig using deep machine learning
Tone Capturing Process
Gear you need
Creating a Tone Model is simple and requires a few pieces of standard recording equipment. With the AXE I/O and the dedicated Amp Out you can create a Tone Model using just a Mic and no additional hardware. If you don’t have an AXE I/O here is what you need to create a Tone Model:
- Computer - modern computers with GPU processing unit are ideal
- Audio interface - 2 input/output audio interface
- Mic - to record your cabinet
- Re-amp box - to connect your interface to your amp/pedal rig (*or use AXE I/O Amp Out feature for re-amplification)
- Attenuator/Load Box (optional) - in case you want to connect your power amp directly to your interface
