Ampire Overview in Studio One 2

Ampire Overview in Studio One

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

This blog is part of our new series of tutorials based on the Ampire plugin included in the latest update of PreSonus Studio One 5.4

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Ampire Plugin Overview

Ampire is the ultimate guitar tone and gear emulation solution included in Studio One as one of their proprietary plugins.

This plugin is capable of emulating the amplifier, cabinet, microphones, pedals and even the tuner you would have as part of your guitar rig.

Anything from pristine clean to heavy distorted tones can be obtained with this tool.

Let’s explore its modules.

 

  1. Open or create a new Studio One Song

For the purpose of this tutorial we have a Song that contains a single audio track with an electric guitar DI signal recorded to it.

Ampire is designed to be added as a plugin (insert) on tracks that only contain DI signals.

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

 

2. From the Browse tab, look for “Ampire” and add it to the desired track:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

 

The plugin window will open as:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

At this point, you can see the front of the amplifier head, but no cabinet and no pedals.

These modules are currently not show.

 

3. Click on the following button:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

This will show both the cabinet and pedal areas of the plugin as:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

 

Now we can see the cabinet module, amplifier module and pedals module.

4. You can also show the microphone by clicking on:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

 

This will open the microphone’s module as:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

 

5. Last, you can show the tuner module by clicking on:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

And the tuner will show up as:

Ampire Overview in Studio One

 

And now we can see how this plugin presents a full solution to obtaining a professional guitar tone because of all the modules that let you emulate every single element of a real guitar signal chain!

 

And that is it! Now you go and experiment with Ampire!

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