![]() ![]() Access to the new tubes (2pre, 2power), cabs etc prompt for you to get the upgrade (£14.99). In terms of UI “update” it just looks like a re-skin for the main screen, the amp editing screens look exactly the same except the dials are harder to read, the mark on the knobs not so clear. I have to say, there doesn’t appear to be any difference functionally, other than one or two extra knobs in the EQ area and the option for a graphic vs parametric EQ. I updated my wife’s iPad to BIAS 2 and compared it to mine on 1.8.2. I may try the new version on my partner’s iPad. I think the original 3 IAP packs will carry over. ![]() I think the free update to BIAS 2 doesn’t get quite as much features as the paid-for version (presumably an IAP upgrade?) but looks like it’s a couple of tubes, cabs, mic, transformer options. Take note that there is a warning in the app description for users of the physical BIAS head & rack not to update due to an incompatibility! ” - the App Store is showing it as an update to my existing app, so that must be free, but the store isn’t showing any IAPs so I don’t know whether anything has been stripped out of the base product to become IAP, or whether the existing amp packs will carry over. I’m also a little concerned over the statement “BIAS Amp 1 owners qualify for special pricing. I haven’t downloaded the update yet, very wary of a 2.0.0 version, there’s sure to be some gremlins ! but it seems to have had quite an overhaul. I can’t seem to copy/paste the update notes on iPad. It looks like Positive Grid have released a 2.0 version of BIAS Amp, certainly on the UK App Store. ![]()
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