Invicto is an amp simulator from Audio Assault modeled on the Peavey Invective 120, and Audio Assault is offering Invicto free for a limited time. You need Amp Locker to run Invicto (it’s part of the ReAmp 2 collection inside Amp Locker); download the plugin from Audio Assault’s site while the promotion lasts.
What Invicto is and who it's for
Invicto is a high-gain amp sim based on the Peavey Invective 120, aimed at metal and hard-rock tones with tight low end, aggressive midrange and saturated tube character. Invicto includes cabinet and mic-style options and works as part of the Amp Locker host environment.
Key features and specs
- Modeled on the Peavey Invective 120 (high-gain tube amp emulation)
- Integrated cabinet/speaker simulation and mic-style choices
- Drive/gain, tone shaping and output controls for heavy rhythm and lead sounds
- Part of the ReAmp 2 collection inside Amp Locker (Invicto is not a standalone EXE)
System requirements and licensing
- Requires Amp Locker (separate download; check Audio Assault for host requirements)
- Common plugin hosts/DAWs supported via Amp Locker — check official site for formats
- Licensing: the promotional offer lets you download Invicto for free; use in commercial releases typically covered by the vendor EULA — verify Audio Assault’s license terms before release
Pricing and time limit
- Promotional price: Free for a limited time (announced for Audio Assault’s 12th anniversary)
- Sign-up requirement: No specific sign-up has been reported in the promotion notes, but you must download via Audio Assault’s site and install Amp Locker to run Invicto
Quick facts: Invicto is free for a limited time as a promotional download; it requires Amp Locker to run and is available from Audio Assault’s website. Grab the free Invicto amp sim from Audio Assault while the giveaway lasts.
Download Invicto from Audio Assault and test it in Amp Locker before the promotion ends.
FAQ
Is Invicto really free?
Invicto is free only as a limited-time promotion from Audio Assault; availability is time-limited so download while the offer is active.
Do I need Amp Locker to run Invicto?
Yes. Invicto is part of the ReAmp 2 collection and requires the Amp Locker host environment to run.
Can I use Invicto in commercial releases?
Usually yes — commercial use is generally allowed under Audio Assault’s EULA, but you should confirm licensing terms on Audio Assault’s site before releasing music featuring the plugin.