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I love Scaler (which I use more than Scaler 2, it's just less resource heavy and does what I use it for quicker/easier). I basically throw an instance of Scaler on all of my MIDI tracks right from the get-go. I use it as a simple MIDI Guitar/Bass/Piano instrument while writing. I use it to...

I tend to believe that the signal chain starting with the Mic/Guitar/Bass > Preamp > Converter > etc... is the most important. i.e. starting with the Instrument/Mic. So I'd upgrade my Mic before upgrading my Pre.

Glad you figured it out... I have SSD5 Free installed here and yes, you need to Select the Kit.

Not sure about Logic, but in Reaper (depending on the stretch/tempo settings) it shouldn't do anything "bad" to your recording. Half timing them or doubling them would probably sound weird regardless of the stretch/tempo algorithm... but 1-20bpm shouldn't really be an issue... why not just try...

FX? Like... Amp Sims? Check here: https://guitarandbassplugins.com/quick-guides/great-freeware-ampsims-and-fx/

Doesn't the HX Stomp have an FX Loop? Couldn't you put both of your Analog Pedals into the FX Loop of the HX Stomp and then create one Scene/Preset using just those 2 Pedals in the FX Loop and one Scene/Preset without them, and use only 1 Button on the HX Stomp to Switch between them?

Just in case you're getting confused with all this talk of Normaling... here is an Example for your previous setup that would work with Normaling: 1 2 3 A (Outs): Microphone Out Tube Preamp Out Compressor Out B (Ins): Tube Preamp In Compressor In Audio Interface In It's a little more...

I have both Helix Native & Amplitube 5 and can say that while I enjoy the "sound" coming out of Helix Native software, I dislike the workflow of just looking at "sliders" for all of the settings, I'd rather have the "gear" look of Amplitube 5. So, if you prefer the "sliders" over the actual...

Someday... someday... something to look forward to anyhow. :P

I never listen in mono, and I'm a stickler for making the strumming match exactly... so I probably don't notice. ;)

Glad the loading issue was fixed on your end. Do you have ToneX, because that's probably the biggest reason to use A5 over A4 for sure. ;)

I'm probably an odd duck, in that I still like to "double track" acoustic guitars (just like I do with electric guitars). Which in turn gives it a bit of a "stereo sound".

Yes, it would work just fine. Remember to create your Patchbay like a Waterfall. Top makes sound... Bottom receives sound. Also make sure to make a spreadsheet or a diagram, labels, etc... nothing worse than setting up a Patchbay and not knowing what is what. ;) Here is a simple example of a...

Does your Keyboard require you to hold the Fn key to use the F4 key? Some do, some don't, but since you can't just change the Screenset/Layout from clicking the actual Screenset/Layout and not just hitting your F4 key... maybe that's not the issue. Just spit balling.

Post or Release? Release. Bandcamp.

Just duplicate the track, and mute your original, don't need to "throw away" your original work just to try something else. ;)

How much was it? Hopefully dirt cheap, considering it's like 22 year old "digital" built in hard drive technology... and what are you trying to accomplish by connecting it to your computer? i.e. What "setup" are you thinking you need?

If you click "Digital Orders" at the top of your Regular Orders, you'll see them.

Just remember... this is a Recording, not a live performance... they are totally different things. You want to Record the best parts you can.

Portable just means it's a .DLL or .VST3 file that you'd need to copy/move into your DAW's Plugin Folder. One with an Installer, runs a Program which will Install said .DLL or .VST3 into the Folder for you, and probably leaves behind some Install/Uninstall files in it's wake.