Amplitube 3.0.1 Mac OSX, VST_RTAS
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- 2011-05-14 07:14:50 GMT
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- Novanity1
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- Info Hash: E5758AC10D98E0F65CA828D89065A53B06C4A239
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Here's a copy of Amplitube 3 for Mac with VST and RTAS versions of the plugin as well as a standalone application. Keygen included! This isn't my torrent, it was originally uploaded by scenebalance. However, I felt the need to reupload it because he packed the files in such an obnoxious way that a lot of people had trouble unzipping the damn thing. Here it is as just one zip file. It's my first torrent so enjoy!
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@Phuque2
Will do, and thanks for the suggestion.
Will do, and thanks for the suggestion.
Thanks for this! It's awesome.
thank you!
LOL @ Deserve a skull for and opinion? SMH if that was the case we all need to have a skull next to our names.
i may sound like a total retard asking this but how do i get the Digital ID?
I'm also not getting what Digital ID I should be putting in. Seems required in order to get the Authorization Code that the keygen wants to generate.
Thanks for the upload... serial gen works, but what is the deal with the Digital ID? feel like a bit of a tool for being stumped on this!
lol @ me, i was being a tool. you click the request auth code thing and it gives you a digital id... then you put that into the keygen tool and it creates an auth code... then you go back and use that. works a treat! sweet! thanks Novanity!
every time i open it it asks for the serial # and everything after i put it all in
@traceyml and anybody else who has to re-enter the key each time they start Amplitube:
It looks like an issue regarding permissions in Lion. Amplitube stores authentication information in /Library/Preferences so the permission for "everybody" needs to be changed to "Read & Write" (default is "Read only") so it can write that it has been authenticated.
For those who do not know how to do so, go to "Macintosh HD" or whatever your OS install drive is called. Double click on the "Library" and select the "Preferences" folder. Right click and click on "Get Info". At the bottom you will see a section titled "Sharing & Permissions". Click on the lock at the bottom right of the window and enter your password, then change the privileges for "everyone" to "Read & Write". Start up Amplitube and authorize. After that it should remember that it is authorized. I recommend setting the privileges back to "Read only" for "everyone" once you make sure it's working.
It looks like an issue regarding permissions in Lion. Amplitube stores authentication information in /Library/Preferences so the permission for "everybody" needs to be changed to "Read & Write" (default is "Read only") so it can write that it has been authenticated.
For those who do not know how to do so, go to "Macintosh HD" or whatever your OS install drive is called. Double click on the "Library" and select the "Preferences" folder. Right click and click on "Get Info". At the bottom you will see a section titled "Sharing & Permissions". Click on the lock at the bottom right of the window and enter your password, then change the privileges for "everyone" to "Read & Write". Start up Amplitube and authorize. After that it should remember that it is authorized. I recommend setting the privileges back to "Read only" for "everyone" once you make sure it's working.
so easy and so good! thanks.
Installed perfectly... however I get DAE error 720 was encountered every time I try and record. Please Help
For some reason none of the auth. codes i'm getting work. I've tried ten different serials from the keygen and then i put my digital ID in but the authorization code is always incorrect. Any ideas?
G5 PPC mac. 2ghz core 2 duo. OS X 10.5.8
Thanks!
G5 PPC mac. 2ghz core 2 duo. OS X 10.5.8
Thanks!
*EDIT
Not necessarily incorrect, but it says the authorization code does not match my serial and digital ID. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Not necessarily incorrect, but it says the authorization code does not match my serial and digital ID. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
I just used the keygen in the following torrent.
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/5396113/IK.Multimedia.AmpliTube.v3.0.VST.RTAS.Incl.KeyGen-DYNAMiCS
Obviously that one is only going to work if you run it on a pc or bootcamp though. Worked perfectly the first time with this one though. Also downloaded and installed the amplitube fender plugin with this keygen. Love the amps in that one.
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/5396113/IK.Multimedia.AmpliTube.v3.0.VST.RTAS.Incl.KeyGen-DYNAMiCS
Obviously that one is only going to work if you run it on a pc or bootcamp though. Worked perfectly the first time with this one though. Also downloaded and installed the amplitube fender plugin with this keygen. Love the amps in that one.
works like charm, thanks a lot.
but where to find amplitube fender plugins as well as ampeg svx to use with the amplitube 3? i use mac. it should be included with this version but can not find them. please help!
but where to find amplitube fender plugins as well as ampeg svx to use with the amplitube 3? i use mac. it should be included with this version but can not find them. please help!
Hi chaps, could some of you please seed this so that I am able to download it, thanks!
" @traceyml and anybody else who has to re-enter the key each time they start Amplitube:
It looks like an issue regarding permissions in Lion. Amplitube stores authentication information in /Library/Preferences so the permission for "everybody" needs to be changed to "Read & Write" (default is "Read only") so it can write that it has been authenticated.
For those who do not know how to do so, go to "Macintosh HD" or whatever your OS install drive is called. Double click on the "Library" and select the "Preferences" folder. Right click and click on "Get Info". At the bottom you will see a section titled "Sharing & Permissions". Click on the lock at the bottom right of the window and enter your password, then change the privileges for "everyone" to "Read & Write". Start up Amplitube and authorize. After that it should remember that it is authorized. I recommend setting the privileges back to "Read only" for "everyone" once you make sure it's working. "
This worked for me about losing all the keygen information.
For those who are stuck at the Digital ID Part, follow the steps:
1. Go to the page of the registration that requires the serial.
2. Paste the serial number.
3. Choose the option that says you don't have a Computer Registration number yet.
4. Choose the option that says you don't have or don't remember your IK ID or something.
5. Click next till the page that shows you your Digital ID and your Serial Number.
6. Copy the Digital ID to the Keygen.app
7. Back to the page where says that you don't have the digital number yet, and choose the option that says you have the digital ID.
8. Paste the Digital ID Serial
It looks like an issue regarding permissions in Lion. Amplitube stores authentication information in /Library/Preferences so the permission for "everybody" needs to be changed to "Read & Write" (default is "Read only") so it can write that it has been authenticated.
For those who do not know how to do so, go to "Macintosh HD" or whatever your OS install drive is called. Double click on the "Library" and select the "Preferences" folder. Right click and click on "Get Info". At the bottom you will see a section titled "Sharing & Permissions". Click on the lock at the bottom right of the window and enter your password, then change the privileges for "everyone" to "Read & Write". Start up Amplitube and authorize. After that it should remember that it is authorized. I recommend setting the privileges back to "Read only" for "everyone" once you make sure it's working. "
This worked for me about losing all the keygen information.
For those who are stuck at the Digital ID Part, follow the steps:
1. Go to the page of the registration that requires the serial.
2. Paste the serial number.
3. Choose the option that says you don't have a Computer Registration number yet.
4. Choose the option that says you don't have or don't remember your IK ID or something.
5. Click next till the page that shows you your Digital ID and your Serial Number.
6. Copy the Digital ID to the Keygen.app
7. Back to the page where says that you don't have the digital number yet, and choose the option that says you have the digital ID.
8. Paste the Digital ID Serial
This doesn't install properly in Mountain Lion.
@rusga2 are those instructions if you already have it installed or first time install?
also i just followed your instructions to no avail still asks to authorize at startup.
Wow. I was so stuck. I feel like such a rookie right now LOL so much simpler than I made it out to be. I got the ID and everything but I hit 'Register Online' and went in a whole different direction! NOTE: Do not register online! Just paste the digi ID into the keygen and hit next on the registration thing...
7am, Time for bed.
7am, Time for bed.
I really dont understand what im doing wrong, but its authorizing and every time its telling me i have to put in the authorization over and over... And this is after I changed my permissions to Read & Write.
Is there any other thing i could be missing anyone can think of? I also attempted to my permissions in the Library>Audio>Plugin>VST folder but still nothing...
Is there any other thing i could be missing anyone can think of? I also attempted to my permissions in the Library>Audio>Plugin>VST folder but still nothing...
it works perfectly, thankyou so much
It looks like an issue regarding permissions in Lion. Amplitube stores authentication information in /Library/Preferences so the permission for "everybody" needs to be changed to "Read & Write" (default is "Read only") so it can write that it has been authenticated.
For those who do not know how to do so, go to "Macintosh HD" or whatever your OS install drive is called. Double click on the "Library" and select the "Preferences" folder. Right click and click on "Get Info". At the bottom you will see a section titled "Sharing & Permissions". Click on the lock at the bottom right of the window and enter your password, then change the privileges for "everyone" to "Read & Write". Start up Amplitube and authorize. After that it should remember that it is authorized. I recommend setting the privileges back to "Read only" for "everyone" once you make sure it's working.
I've tried this and I'm still having no luck unfortunately. I'm running Mac OSX Lion 10.7.5. Do you have any other suggestions? This software is great!
Thanks.
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