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Positive Grid launches free limited-time trial for its Bias FX Mobile app

Explore the app’s entire guitar processing suite.

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Positive Grid’s Bias FX app on an iPad

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Positive Grid has announced a limited-time offer which lets you download the full version of its Bias FX iOS app for free.

Bias FX Mobile is designed to turn your iPhone or iPad into a comprehensive guitar processor. Loading up the app, you’ll find a library of emulations – similar to the desktop version – spanning guitar and bass amps, effect pedals as well as studio racks.

The app has also taken live performances into consideration with its Live View controller, a mode which lets you manipulate effects in a tactile, synth-like fashion.

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Bias FX app’s Live View Mode on an iPad

Bias FX Mobile can also be integrated with two other Positive Grid mobile apps – Bias Amp 2 and Bias pedal – for “limitless tone customisation”, as the brand claims. You can also tap into Positive Grid’s cross-platform ToneCloud platform for a collection of custom presets.

Where compatibility is concerned, Bias FX Mobile supports IAA, letting you pair the app with other iOS music applications. The app can also supports a variety of iOS music platforms, including AudioBus, Aum, GarageBand and Cubasis.

Outside of the limited free offer, these are the various pricing structures for the app:

Licenses:

  • Starter: $9.99
  • Essential: $19.99
  • Ultimate License: $59.90

Amp and effect expansion packs (each retails at $9.99):

  • Amp Arsenal Pack
  • Essential Analog Effect Pack
  • Classic From 60s Pack
  • Effect Powerhouse Pack
  • Studio Rack Pack
  • Bass Pack
  • Acoustic Pack
  • Metal Signature Pack

Bias FX Mobile is currently available for free for an unspecified amount of time. Download it here.

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