How to use VST plugins inside Amped Studio
We are glad to announce the new tutorial on how to use VST plugins inside Amped Studio.
Video also covers one of the important features inside the studio – audio and MIDI files in the Library. Eric explains the main difference between them and how to use them properly.
Hope this helps you become a better musician! And please let us know what are other topics we need to cover in our future tutorials.
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