I personally have not had a latency issue with Ample Sound stuff. I been using their products in my music since 2016 (I play guitar in real life but sometimes I like to use midi in the final product because setting up the mics and everything can be a pain in the but when I'm out and about. My current occupation requires me to travel a lot. I can't haul my 11 guitars with amps and mics with me everywhere. But I can bring a laptop). I also have everything of Ample Sound's. Including the new AGTC Neck Pickup extension I just grabbed early last week. There are limitations as specified by xoso. While I rarely find these to be dealbreakers for me, there are some extremely uncommon situations where these can cause me to wander to another library. But 99% of the time, it isn't a big deal for me.

 

Yes. MODO Bass is the only thing I use for rock basses nowadays. It's smaller too. Trilian takes up mad resources and hard drive space (at least for me). MODO Bass is a quick way for me to get a rock bass track down.

 

I guess that the issue was caused by computer performance because the articles came from 2013! Ample sounds good to go with me eventually.

 

Yes! That's why I have been looking it up hardly. I also cannot carry (or buy) many guitars or amps.

 

My bad, guys. I guess that I made a mistake for this thread. The LIBRARY what I meant is patterns such as EZdrummer library and pattern library in Real Guitars. Sorry to make you guys confused, and thanks for the awesome replies. I have learned a lot.

 

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I really think you should try out that UJAM Virtual Guitarist stuff then, my friend.

 

I will! Thx, mate

 

Orange Tree and Trilian get my votes

 

I use IK Multimedia's Modo Bass almost exclusively for bass. It is a definite replacement for and supersedes any and all sample library basses. It can also sound very contemporary (thick, bassy, and present), as I like it.

For guitar, Orange Tree Samples' libraries for Kontakt suit me very aptly. Both electric and acoustic.