HeadRush Acquires Audio Media Research

inMusic, the global leader in music technology hardware, software, and consumer electronics, is proud to announce the acquisition of Audio Media Research (AMR) and the inclusion of AMR’s flagship ReValver amp modeling software in the HeadRush product line. 

Audio Media Research™ (AMR), a leading developer of professional audio production software, is dedicated to creating software tools that help people make music. AMR leverages the latest in technology and software development to deliver professional audio software solutions that raise the bar for tone, realism, and innovation. AMR’s flagship ReValver® award-winning guitar amp modeling software sets the standard for amp modeling realism, dynamics, and tone. 

inMusic is the parent company for a family of leading music technology and consumer electronic brands. inMusic’s world-famous, state-of-the-art research and development team responds dynamically to its customers with advanced technology and software ecosystems. AMR and its entire engineering department will now become part of inMusic’s R&D family, bringing their specialized knowledge and expertise to be supported by the resources and IP of the entire inMusic group. This new integration will see ReValver amp and effect content becoming available within future HeadRush products. 

“inMusic entered the guitar market in a big way with the HeadRush line of guitar amp modeling and FX processors. With AMR joining the inMusic HeadRush brand, we not only expand our current guitar offerings but also have the opportunity to integrate AMR technology with our other brands, allowing inMusic to provide better support and experiences for guitarists.” 

– Jack O’Donnell, CEO inMusic 

“We are thrilled to become part of the inMusic family. inMusic and AMR share the same passion for innovation and dedication to creating tools that help people make music. As part of inMusic’s HeadRush brand, we are excited about the opportunities that lay ahead of us and what that will mean to our customers.” 

– Scott Mire, COO Audio Media Research