With the iVAMP software for OS X and a Behringer V-AMP 2 / V-AMP Pro / Bass V-AMP / Bass V-AMP Pro or the new V-AMP 3, you have an easy way of controlling your V-AMP via a simple MIDI connection. All controls operate in real-time so it doesn't matter if you make a control change on the V-AMP itself or within the software. You see and more importantly "hear" the changes immediately.
While live control is versatile for tweaking those tones in your V-AMP, the software would not be complete without a Tone Library function. Installing a tone in your V-AMP is as simple as dragging a tone from the Library and dropping it on the preset location you want it stored in.
Plus:
- Extensive iVAMP editor allows easy access to V-AMP settings
- Print your V-AMP Preset list with amp model reference
- Sort Library tone listings by name or by amp model
- Backup V-AMP Presets in seconds (allows multple backups)
- Restore V-AMP presets from any backup file
- Supports both V-AMP and Bass V-AMP series (partial auto configure)
- Send any Tone to the V-AMP for live "audition" without over writing a Preset
- Use copy/paste to copy settings between Presets
- Graphic icons show amps/cabs/stompboxes settings
- Auto configuration of V-AMP's MIDI channel (not Port)
- Manual or automatic version update checks
- Group Tone Lists (create, comment, custom tone orders and more)
- Access V-AMP's built-in Tuner
- New program icon
System Requirements:
- Macintosh OS X - 10.4 or newer, including Snow Leopard
- Behringer V-AMP 2, V-AMP Pro, V-AMPIRE, BASS V-AMP, BASS V-AMP Pro
- Behringer V-AMP 3
- Midi USB connection (Roland, MOTU, M-Audio, etc)
- 1024 x 768 display
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Note: If you are using a new M-Audio UNO interface and found that iVAMP is not detecting your V-AMP correctly, there is some problems with the UNO's that you can read about here: UNO Interface
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Note: the demo has a limited feature set and is limited to ten minutes of operation at a time.
When you register, all limits are removed.