OK at best

I can tell that a lot of work has gone into the app, and the IK company. Maybe there is a way to get a decent tone out of this app? Someone please explain to me how then?

I messed around with it for, well not hours, but minutes. Half hours. Its better than garage band guitar effects, but I havent found one good distortion setting yet. The price, and cost of the IAPs would be well justified if it sounded good. A lot of time goes into creating these apps. They cost fractions of what the real stuff does, and it all fits in your pocket

There is an app, that is like FiIre and Brimstone, right out of the box, no tweaking necessary to achieve an awesome metal distortion, or classic rock sound. Country twang, easy as Southern Pie. If you want to tweak JamUp, and create your own sounds, well it is easier to do than give a winter coat to some one freezing their tail off in the middle of January in Wisconsin.

How in the Fu-Man Chu does this app continually get "Featured" on the app store?? Its strange at best, but really more like, what? Bussiness Favortism, or what?

Do some research, there are some really cool music apps out there, easiest way to do it: Click on a apple appstore username, you can see all of the reviews that person has done, Ive found some great apps that way. Better than any app finder app, or intunes search. Trust me.

Hydra vein about AmpliTube, v3.3.1