Ample Sound
Ample Guitar M Lite
A free acoustic guitar instrument modeled on a Martin D-41.
VST3supportedAUsupportedAAXsupportedCLAPnot supportedWINsupportedMACsupportedLNXnot supported
Checked September 2026
Ample Guitar M Lite vs Voxengo Boogex (2026)
Ample Guitar M Lite is best for acoustic guitar parts; Voxengo Boogex is best for cab simulation and guitar tones. Ample Guitar M Lite starts at Free and Voxengo Boogex at Free.
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A free guitar amplifier effect with convolution cabinet modeling.
VST3supportedAUsupportedAAXsupportedCLAPnot supportedWINsupportedMACsupportedLNXnot supported
| Ample Guitar M Lite | Voxengo Boogex | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | acoustic guitar parts | cab simulation and guitar tones |
| Starting price | Free | Free |
| Free version | Yes | Yes |
| Free trial | — | — |
| Formats | VST2, VST3, AU, AAX | VST, VST3, AU, AAX |
| OS | Windows, macOS | Windows, macOS |
| Key features | Fingerstyle 1 sample library, Hammer-on, pull-off, legato slide, palm mute and pop articulations, Riffer 4 MIDI editor, Tab Reader 4 Guitar Pro import, Strummer chord and rhythm tool | Speaker cabinet impulse response convolution, Built-in reverb, Input gate, Emphasis EQ, Zero-latency convolver |
| Developer | Ample Sound | Voxengo |
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Ample Guitar M Lite starts at Free; Voxengo Boogex starts at Free.
Fingerstyle 1 sample library, Hammer-on, pull-off, legato slide, palm mute and pop articulations, Riffer 4 MIDI editor, Tab Reader 4 Guitar Pro import, Strummer chord and rhythm tool.
Speaker cabinet impulse response convolution, Built-in reverb, Input gate, Emphasis EQ, Zero-latency convolver.