Regarding version 4: Still does just about everything I could want, especially after upgrading to Max. Solid heavy tones, shimmering cleans, and the added bonus of the Fender, Hendrix and Slash (and others) licenses on top of the ability to test any À la carte offering for three days before buying makes this my primary way to practice at home, where the 2x12 would lead to some angry neighbors. I loaded it up locked in a tone, and deleted Revalver after about an hour.

I began to search for something else to get me where I wanted, and noticed Amplitube had moved to an À la carte format. All of the good faith Peavey had built was dashed with Revalver IV, as the ability to pair preamps with different power amps was removed. When I first tried Amplitube (version 2) I walked away unimpressed when comparing it to Peavey's Revalver (3) software. New Mixer to combine amps, cabs and DI signals.Over 100 completely re-captured cabinets.5 new amp models, 2 new stomps, and 19 new rack FX.Fully redesigned power amp section with improved impedance matching.Expanded rig with up to 57 simultaneous FX.Improved chains with custom routing options.Includes over 143,000 impulse responses in all.New VIR™ Volumetric Impulse Response cabinet engine.Included gear: 47 stomps, 34 amps (all 5 amps from Generation 5 included), 27 cabinets (the Generation 5 cabinet included), 13 speakers, 36 racks (all 19 racks from Generation 5 included), 11 microphones and all 8 rooms 176 in total. AmpliTube 5 The next generation of AmpliTube, offering a completely re-designed workflow, massive creative flexibility, more realistic tone than ever, and much much more.

Ik multimedia amplitube 5.