i am on pt 10 on a pc and i am wondering if i can track thru the revalver amp sim plug in real time or can i only insert it on a di track after it has been recorded.
can you track live with the revalver amp sim plug?
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Joshua Wickman
Yes Sir!
plague_rider
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given its ability to suck the life out of your computer when tracking...
I'd use a lighter ampsim and then add revalver to the DI's later...
I'd use a lighter ampsim and then add revalver to the DI's later...
so how does it work while tracking, if you record enable a track with a plug on it, wont the plug become inactive?
or do you set up a aux track with revalver on it and buss it to an audio track and record it that way?
or do you set up a aux track with revalver on it and buss it to an audio track and record it that way?
plague_rider
Coffee
Depends on the DAW you're using...
The ones i've used (Logic/reaper/Pro-Tools) no, they leave the plugin active... but like I say, I'd used something basic to get the track recorded (Some good sansamp ampsims), then add revalver later to mix...
The ones i've used (Logic/reaper/Pro-Tools) no, they leave the plugin active... but like I say, I'd used something basic to get the track recorded (Some good sansamp ampsims), then add revalver later to mix...
im on PT 10.
ill have to DL the demo to se how cpu hungry it is.
wouldnt there be latency if you track through a plug.
having latency on fast triplet gallop picking isnt going to work.
ill have to DL the demo to se how cpu hungry it is.
wouldnt there be latency if you track through a plug.
having latency on fast triplet gallop picking isnt going to work.
bryan_kilco
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Wookieslayer
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Works fine for me and my PC is from 2004, AMD single core 2.4ghz, 3gb ram. Running TC Electronic Konnekt 8 firewire interface, with about 5ms latency at 256bitrate 24bit 48khrz.
Running and recording multiple tracks while playing a drum VST is a different story... so I render my drum track beforehand to record multiple guitars.
Running and recording multiple tracks while playing a drum VST is a different story... so I render my drum track beforehand to record multiple guitars.
plague_rider
Coffee
Latency is very much going to be your hardware and DAW settings first...
But as I said, if you look at some of the free ampsims ---> http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/backline/541010-list-guitar-ampsim-software.html
Personally I like LePou, TSE and Mokafix...
But as I said, if you look at some of the free ampsims ---> http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/backline/541010-list-guitar-ampsim-software.html
Personally I like LePou, TSE and Mokafix...
mstone564
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^ That along with LeCab2 and/or KeFir (kefir is low latency) for cab simulation.
There are tons of free impulses all over this forum you can use to live monitor with.
