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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 20, 2011
  • March 30, 2021
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This app offers a powerful multi-effects processor for guitar and bass, featuring a vast library of presets and amp models. Create custom signal chains, record your music, and share your creations with a global community.

Real-time guitar/bass amp and multi-effects processor
Seamless integration with BIAS Amp
Drag-and-drop signal path for easy tone creation
Access to over 10,000 artist and user presets
Built-in 8-track recorder
Jam Player with time-stretching
Phrase sampler with synchronized metronome
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What's New in JamUp

3.6.42

March 30, 2021

Hi there, This update is for fixing some minor issues and stability maintenance. Rock on, The Positive Grid Team

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In-App Purchases

$9.99

Metal Expansion Pack

Expand your amp models to include these 4 insanely high-gain amp models and 4 stomp boxes. Powered by the MESH Multi-Stage Modeling Engine. It crushes your enemies and see them driven before you!

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User reviews

Very bad updates…

The app just completely stopped working after an update of some kind. Using now iOS 16.5 and aboslutely no sound comes off the app, when everything plugged like it used to be (with a classic iRig module).

Very poor support on the website regarding any compatibility chart that would help figure out what the problem might be.

Not sure what happened there…

Sucks cause the app was nice to use!
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fun

I prefer this app to tonex. ( not the pedal) Ive never tried the pedal. I find to be very intuitive, and easier to find a sound that works, in spite of its fewer options. with one output going through a reamp, into a really cheap amp and a 10" speaker, I'm more then completely satisfied, best money Ive spent towards guitar tone in a long long time..
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Can’t record into cubaissis so i never use anymore

Other than that it’s a great app just useless because I can’t record anything

Please fix quick!! Unusable with iOS 16

Can no longer use the app in garage band! doesn’t open, now I can’t record my music!

Only works with the built in iPhone mic, pretty useless with a guitar

Oh well at least we have tone bridge

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

App crashes on startup

Bug

Amps and effects not working as expected

Bug

Saved presets not loading properly

Bug

Latency issues when using certain interfaces

Bug

Audiobus and other integration problems

Bug

Requested Features

6 requests

Improved iOS 14+ compatibility

Feature

Ability to import custom audio files

Feature

More advanced recording and editing tools

Feature

Expanded preset library and sharing options

Feature

Better MIDI integration and control

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Improved EQ, noise gate, and reverb options

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FAQ

What does JamUp do?

JamUp is a mobile multi-effects processor for guitar and bass. It allows you to create custom amp and effects signal chains, access a large library of presets, record your music, and jam along with songs.

What are the key features of JamUp?

Key features include real-time amp and effects processing, drag-and-drop signal path creation, integration with BIAS Amp, a phrase sampler, Jam Player with time-stretching, and access to a ToneCloud community for sharing presets.

How much does JamUp cost?

The app is free to download and includes one amp and six effects. Additional amp channels and effects models, as well as an 8-track recorder, are available through in-app purchases.

What devices is JamUp compatible with?

JamUp is available for iPad and iPhone, providing a professional processing and recording solution on the go.

What are common use cases for JamUp?

Common uses include practicing and jamming with backing tracks, experimenting with different guitar and bass tones, recording song ideas, and performing live with custom-designed sounds.