ToneRig: NAM Amp & Pedalboard

Name: ToneRig: NAM Amp & Pedalboard
Rating: 4.8 (27 reviews)
Author: Joshua David Aquino

By: Joshua David Aquino App

NAM captures, IR cabs & pedals

Overview

Version:

1.3.7

Last updated: 2026-08-11

Ranking

#216,813 ▲ 9,798

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Play NAM and A2 amp captures with low latency. Load your own .nam models and cab IRs, build parallel pedalboards, and use ToneRig as an AUv3.

ToneRig turns your iPhone or iPad into a responsive amp, cab, and pedalboard rig for guitar and bass. Connect a USB audio interface, load a tone, and play—no laptop required.

Built for playing, not just previewing. ToneRig runs at your audio interface’s hardware sample rate with a small buffer, keeping your sound tight and responsive.

WHAT YOU GET FREE

• Full-quality, low-latency monitoring for guitar and bass
• A complete pedalboard with amp captures, cabinet IRs, EQ, reverb, delay, reverse delay, chorus, tremolo, octave, wah, compression, and more
• Support for your own Neural Amp Modeler (.nam) captures and WAV impulse responses from Files
• A flexible, reorderable signal chain
• Built-in tuner, input and output meters, and a real-time latency estimate
• Digital metronome with tap tempo, adjustable time signature, accented downbeats, and tempo-synced effects

TONERIG PRO — ONE-TIME UNLOCK

• Save and organize presets across multiple banks
• Build parallel signal chains with Y split, A/B balance, and crossover routing
• Control lane level, pan, and polarity
• Map MIDI footswitches, notes, and control changes using MIDI Learn
• Download unlimited tones from the TONE3000 library
• Host third-party AUv3 effects inside your signal chain
• Use ToneRig as an AUv3 effect in GarageBand, Logic Pro, AUM, and other compatible hosts
• Back up presets, captures, and IRs to your private iCloud storage and restore them on any device

HOW IT WORKS

Connect a class-compliant USB audio interface and plug in your instrument.
Connect headphones or monitors to the interface.
Load your own neural captures, import cabinet IRs, or find tones on TONE3000.
Add effects, reorder blocks, adjust controls, and build your sound.

Unlock ToneRig Pro with a single purchase—no subscription.

ToneRig is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Neural Amp Modeler project or TONE3000. Those names are used only to describe file and service compatibility.

A USB audio interface is required for audio input and output.

Questions or feedback? Contact support@joshaquino.com.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Joshua David Aquino

Rating:

4.80

(27) 3 new ratings

Version:

1.3.7 Last updated: 2026-08-11

Version code:

889418298

Creation date:

2026-07-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

45.65MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-30

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# 216,813 ▲ 9,798

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Developed by:

Joshua David Aquino

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tonerig-nam-amp-pedalboard/id6785036298

Website:

https://joshaquino.com/tonerig

User Reviews

This app is amazing and i love everything it can do. The only thing i’m missing with this app is some pitch effects, like poly pitch shifter (virtual capo) and maybe a harmonizer to do some dual guitar stuff? That would be incredible but with all that it offers now, it’s a serious professional rig that competes with the most advanced processors on the market.

by Je*****, 2026-08-15

AMAZING APP - replace your pedals with this. It is very similar to the Helix / HX Stomp workflow, but better. Upgrade to get the parallel signal path and download more NAMs. Totally worth it. One thing I wasn’t sure about was how to split a stereo effect (i.e. reverb) and send into two different amps panned left and right. When attempting to do this with the parallel signal path, I think the reverb got summed to mono. I might be missing something or hearing incorrectly. Either way, not a big deal regardless the app is a GAME CHANGER. Just get it.