Tonebridge has more than 9000 effects presets, many of which are modeled after popular guitarists and songs. Tonebridge Guitar Effects: Another amp and effects simulator.You can also adjust virtual mic placement, tone stacks, and even tubes in this app. BIAS AMP 2: A free app with 36 vintage, modern, and boutique amp sims.There are also paid versions of this with access to even more amps and effects. JamUp: A free multi-effects processor with thousands of amp sims, effects, and effect presets.GarageBand: The GarageBand app has some fantastic amps and effects built-in.In other words, you can use them for practice or recording. These amp and effects sims can work alone or inside of a DAW, like Ableton or Pro Tools. This amp doesn’t come with any virtual guitar pedals, but it sounds like an old Fender Tweed. Shattered Glass Audio Ace: A free amp that mimics the sound of a 50’s Fender Tweed amp.These amp sims are made for metal players and come with a few virtual guitar pedals. Ignite Amps: You can find a mess of different boutique amp sims on the Ignite Amps website.Amped Roots: The Amped Roots simulator is great for getting those chuggy metal tones, and pairs perfectly with other ML Sound products, such as virtual pedals.Native Instruments has a free version of the software that allows you to use one amp, one cab, and a few guitar effects simultaneously. NA Guitar Rig 5: The Native Instruments Guitar Rig 5 is a virtual rack with over 70 amps, cabs, mics, and effects tools.The free version gives you a virtual recording space with cabs, mics, and a bunch of different pedals.
IK Multimedia Amplitude: This might be the most popular free amp sim.
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