Search results

Or if you are in cubase click "Remove Unused Media" from the "Media" menu.

What is it that you're trying to add? If you're talking about FX built into Cubase then you have to add the FX (an insert) and make sure the monitor button (little orange speaker) is on. Not sure about playing live with a rig like that. You'd be way better off getting a decent pedal.

Did you drop a copy in the VstPlugins folder?

One way that is a little pricey is using one of these Roland GR-20 Guitar Synthesizer :: Overview and record it as MIDI data. To make that work you'll also need a midi interface like this M-AUDIO - MIDISPORT 1x1 - 1-In/1-Out USB Bus-Powered MIDI Interface and some sort of MIDI sequencing...

If you created an instrument track just copy the MIDI data to that track. The other alternative is to add an instrument in the devices menu and then route the output of the MIDI track to that.

DAW = Digital Audio Workstation VST Instrumets are a collection of samples (or soundfonts) that can be triggered by MIDI data. A great example is EZ Drummer (google it). A sequencer is a program or device that allows you to edit and arrange your MIDI data (or as you say, it's where you move...

Have you installed the latest ASIO drivers for it? Typically you need to install and select and ASIO driver. If your using the standard windows driver you will get huge delays.

It sounds like the problem is your programs. Windows 7 64 is capable of MIDI, I use it almost every day. What you want is a DAW like Cubase that has a sequencer built in. Typically I would either send the MIDI out to an external device (like a keyboard) or use it to trigger a VST instrument...

I really don't think it's the amp. Does it sound ok with other pedals? or straight in? Can you try the pedal in other amps? Does the pedal sound good through headphones? Well whatever the pedal you have to make sure you've got it set up right. I have the X3 Live and it sounds like crap if it's...

Or play the MIDI data with a VST instrument in Cubase.

Take a look at this... Page 4, Setup: Output Options The Mode setting on this page allows you to configure the type of signal fed to your POD HD500 analog outputs to optimize for direct recording versus connecting to an external amplifier. This is a global setting. Knob 1 - Selects the Output...

You can always look into something like this.... Roland GR-20 Guitar Synthesizer :: Overview You have to mount a different P/U on your guitar or buy one with a built in synth P/U. If you're trying to convert existing tracks there is some note detection software. Cubase has Vari Audio that...

Something is up with the input for that channel. Check your inputs in "VST COnnections" in the devices menu.

Well that's crap. They had it in 4LE.

Check out this thread.... https://homerecording.com/bbs/user-forums-brand/cubase-user-forum/ez-drummer-tutorial-you-305888/

This is assuming you added the instrument in the devices menu and not as an instrument track. In the VST Instrument Window (Devices -> VST Instruments) and click the little arrow GA1. A menu will pop up with an option to activate all channels. Then In GA you can set the channel you want each...

When you get a new one and get everything installed and set up download a program called macrium reflect and make a ghost image of your drive. If something happens again it'll just be take a 1/2 hour or so to get back to a fresh install.

Unless it has some air driers I wouldn't use it. Air from a compressor can have way too much moisture for use on your computer.

I have a Godin with a built in synth PU and I haven't had a lot of problems, or at least as many as some people out there. Slides on strings are still an issue though. I found things like violins sound really shaky and then if I record some MIDI data and take a look there will be 40 pitch bends...

As far as the 44.1/48 thing you may have to change that elsewhere depending on your gear.