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Ample Guitar Twelve brings the lush, shimmering tones of the Taylor 956 CE 12-string guitar into your production environment with striking depth and realism. Featuring three distinct playing styles—strum, finger, and thumb-pick—it captures the full harmonic richness and sparkling overtones of a premium 12-string acoustic. With advanced legato and capo logic, a highly flexible strumming engine, and intuitive MIDI tools, this instrument excels in both detailed melodic lines and full-bodied rhythm work. Enhanced by professional-grade built-in FX and a versatile Riffer and Tab Player system, Ample Guitar Twelve is your go-to virtual 12-string for authentic, inspiring acoustic arrangements.
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