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How to plug into amp audio interface at same time? The actual DI box's job is very simple; you plug your 1 4" guitar cable into the input, and the box converts that high-impedance unbalanced circuit, designed to connect between the guitar in your hands and the amp in the backline, into a low-impedance balanced signal from the XLR output, suitable for the much longer cable run out to the front
Artefakt Guitar 1. 1 Update now available - Steinberg Forums Dear all, Audio Jade just released this free update with new features and improvements for the Artefakt Guitar The update is now available in the Steinberg Download Assistant New features in Artefakt Guitar 1 1: Guitar Pickup Selector for customizable tonal control Doubling and Widening Options to make your guitar sound bigger New Inversion Choices for dynamic strumming Fresh Strum Modes for
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VST Live as a guitar rig - Steinberg Forums The live rig is an X18 console, and a Macbook Pro M1Pro with 32Gb of Ram For rehearsals and project building we use an RME Fireface and a Mac Studio M1 Max Each vst Live project has individual inputs and outputs routed for bass, guitar, backing tracks, and Click (we prefer to use the click rendered on an audio track) Live monitoring is handled from the X18 1 Like Shiroryu January 2, 2025
Heres why Flat Sawn wood is the best choice for guitar neck, contrary . . . And if the guitar wood is not dried properly, the cut of it doesn't matter anyway as it is an inferior material for the job Now, there is a different type of stability that matters in guitar necks, and usually not in wood working or furniture making That is stability and predictability of movement due to and under string tension
Guitar VST latency in CB14 Pro? - Cubase - Steinberg Forums I am a new Cubase user (from Pro Tools) When I create an audio track and add a VST amp sim I get latency when playing the guitar - something I don’t get in Pro Tools Are there some unique settings in CB14 Pro I need to have in order to fix this? My buffer is set to as low as 128 and there is still the delay when playing with nothing else happening My computer is plenty powerful enough
Do you actually wait 24 hours to open a guitar box after shipping? Seems like good practice if the box is super cold, but I've never waited Got a guitar from SW 3 weeks ago, arrived in 70 degree temp The note on the box almost pleaded to wait 24 hours before opening What!? I tore it open and was playing it in 5 minutes
Nice acoustic guitar sound - help wanted - Steinberg Forums Hi all, I´m struggling with my guitar sound, dont really seem to get it right In this case, a steel string acoustic guitar And yes, I understand that what goes in is first priority (playing style, mic etc and I do my best to try to get that right) In any case, I am after a clean and crisp sound with not to much sound from the pick or from the left hand fingers sliding on the neck when
How to enable Guitar Bass tab - Dorico - Steinberg Forums Dorico wizards, I can’t for the life of me figure out how to enable Tabs for guitar and bass in my projects I’ve watched several YT tutorials, but I must be doing something wrong, because it’s not happening for me I’ve attached an example project (all my projects have the same instruments settings and start with the same blank template project file) Ik vind je lekkah dorico (1 9 MB)
Banjo Tuners on guitars? Anyone use these? - The Gear Page Banjo tuners were standard on many tenor guitars in the 30s and I have a couple of vintage tenors with them - I find them a pain to be honest With steel strings the very low gear ratio makes getting the tuning precise a headache as you're constantly going a little too sharp, then a little too flat, then back to sharp I think modern banjo tuners are using 5:1 and the vintage ones might be