@wenkwenkwenkwenk haha I’m sure you’re not. Haven’t seen how I started. 😅 sure Ableton isn’t designed to record guitars from the concept but rather for live playing. So then sure If I’d want to only do recording I would choose something different. But still there is a “functionality” 🤷🏻♂️ 😂 for me it’s quite nicely balanced between all worlds, yet a bit difficult 😬
Hi there, I am having a weird issue I still can't fix. When my track is ready in Ableton, the sound and the quality is amazing, but when I am exporting it, even by following all the steps I could find on web and YT, I open the exported file on any player and the sound is just not the same as the one I listen in the Ableton, there is a big quality drop. I think it's something I am doing wrong. All my levels are in green, settings should be all good, it sounds great when in Ableton, it sounds much worse outside Ableton in the exported file. Can you help please?
Hi. No worries. Sure I can try! :) First thing that I'm thinking of would be checking some settings in "Export Audio/Video" Panel. More closely in the Rendering options. What I have here is everything set to "OFF" and most important would be Normalize - OFF. Then super important is the Sample Rate. Make sure it is the same as the project settings. Most likely 44100 or 48000 but make it the same in the Audio Settings - Sample rate, and in the Export panel. Then Always "Encode PCM" set to "ON" and choose file type to WAV or AIFF, Bit Depth 16 or ideally 24 bits, and Dither Triangular. Don't Bother exporting MP3 for now if you are having some issues. These settings should work great, but if in any case the sound is still different then I would look on some codecs that are rendering sound in your music player. WAV should be WAV it is uncompressed and therefore shouldn't sound different. But maybe an audio player has some processing turned on. Try to import your file back to a clean Ableton project and check how does it sound now (of course switch off any Master channel or track effects. Let me know more if that doesn't help :) Cheers 🤘😎
@Busiless all your suggestions were really helpful, I had something minor in differences. But now it seems to sound better, will try also on Ableton and see if I can fix that too. Noticed though that by manually changing the compression of a recorded track is not clearly audible when in the software, but it definitely is very well audible when file has been exported. Thanks a mill for your help!!
Hi. Thanks :) I use Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd gen. Didn't fail me so far :) I may upgrade soon to something with more inputs and routing options but that's only because I would need to send audio different ways for recording videos. For making music with one instrument at a time is well enough.🤘😎
Hi bro! I just bought and instilled the live 12 intro, but it seems that I don’t have access to the amplifiers. Do you know if they are only available for next versions? Great video btw 🫡
Hi. Yes Amps are in the suite version only so the most expensive one 😒 what you can do is to install Free Amplitube, or Guitar Rig 7 plugins. ruclips.net/video/qum1lqCEoNw/видео.htmlsi=lTYED9CIibYaPK8b And one here ruclips.net/video/IWj6---8QP8/видео.htmlsi=fcIkAn7zMPSyLiHW all the best Bro. Great to have another recording musician 🤘😎
Hi, yes sure! This seems to be quite a common problem. I'm thinking of a few things you can try: Change the buffer size in the settings, Go to Preferences > Audio and lower your Buffer Size (Samples). A smaller size reduces latency but may increase CPU load, so find a balance that works for you. You might also want to experiment with different types of monitoring. Normally, when listening to effects, there will be a bit of latency, so for recording, you can try switching off the plugin or using direct monitoring on your audio interface. Also, make sure you're using an audio interface with updated drivers and that everything in your system works as it should. Lastly, consider disabling other unused plugins that could slow down your CPU, or bounce/freeze tracks that don’t need to be changed anymore. Let me know if this helps, and share some more details about your setup so I can assist you more accurately. All the best! 🤘😎
Hi. If the Amp sim is properly installed with VST files and AU files (mac) then it should be visible in Ableton's plugins panel. I didn't try that one yet but here would be some cases why you can't find it. Assuming you're on a Windows, there are probably some problems with paths, so the plugin installed somewhere else than Ableton is usually looking for plugins. You can check that in Ableton's settings in the plugin tab, and then try to see in the Blackstar plugin where it keeps it's files. But if you were on Mac and it happens to be M1 or later chip, Maybe you will be able to find that plugin in the AU plugins instead of VST plugins. Let me know more so I can help :) All the best
i was using free waveform and i had everything sorted but i heard so many people saying this program was very good so i decided to buy the ableton 12 standart now i have plugged my bass or guitar on my ssl2 (interface) i can hear the instruments on my speakers when i trigger thr track to record i can record with no issues but i cant hear the sound now i follow you vid very careful and what i notice its on the settings in input and outputs u select the same thing on mine its windows 11 on the input ive got the ssl input and underneath output of ssl but it still not hear any sound the same things with my launch key mini the program detects sound coming in but it doesnt come out on the speakers ...i dont know why developers makes things so hard so the ammount of money i spent on this program thinking seriously having my money back if i cant sort the problem out ...or do you think i need to download any drives to make it work ?
Hi bro. Sorry to hear that but I’m sure it’s just a matter of a driver and a simple config. Looks like your Ableton doesn’t make any sounds in general. So what I’d do is to check if you have all necessary drivers installed for your USB interface. And if so ( if the same interface works fine with other DAW) then just try to configure it in the audio output settings. If that still doesn’t help, try downloading ASIO4ALL drivers ( just google it) they aren’t perfect but it will let you test if things are working. Here’s a little guide I found remotify.io/no-sound-ableton-live/ Other options would be contacting with Ableton support, or the interface manufacturer support. they will try to help. But if not, let me know on my instagram @busiless.music we can talk there. All the best and let me know 🤘😎
Hi. It's "Flame Signum" By Mayones. They had done a series with more classical shapes but under a name of "Flame" to distinguish from their regular "Mayones" line. It's around 20 years old but great! Wish I could play better :D
Hi . you did a great job with this video. but I can't get the plugins to work. I mean the plugins open on the screen but I only get the normal bass sound. I can't get it to work and I don't know what to do. I'm starting to get frustrated I can't even get the plugins that come with the focusrite to work. I can't process any sound through any plugins just the natural sound of my bass. I hope you can help me Thanks
Hi. Sorry for the late response. Tell me more about your setup. Computer, interface, DAW. For what I think it has to be some kind of audio routing problem. The sound probably omitted the DAW somehow and all plugins and is going straight to the speakers. But let me know more and we’ll see
Hi if you record on a DAW you normally record only a raw signal. If you just switch the plugin off you’ll hear just a raw sound. You can swap presets plugins afterwards. Unless you did it some other way that you play through a standalone app and record it somehow there, then the signal may be already with the effects. Let me know how do you track it 🤘😎
Did exactly everything you did and had it working. Now, a couple days later, Ableton is not picking up my guitar sound. My audio interface works because I can hear the video and my guitar. Any idea?
Something wrong with audio input in Ableton. You can hear the guitar probabkly with the "Direct Monitor" button switched on so you can hear the sound straight from the input to the speakers/headphones but Ableton isn't given the proper input. Or there's something wrong with the drivers.
@@Busiless is there a way to uninstall the asio drivers? i had asio4all installed and ive seen many posts saying thats not a good thing to have, so thats gone. but ive uninstalled almost everything that ive installed starting from when i got my focusrite.
Hmm. Won’t help much there. Try to look online and on Reddit. Sure there’s a way. I used to work on windows and just was able to choose a different focusrite drivers instead of uninstalling anything. But just try and experiment bro. Good luck there!
Hi. I’m using Suite actually but went through all of these. Had intro when it had an 8 track limit 😉. Of course all of the tips from the video are working in all versions 🤘😎
Yes sure, anything that will let the guitar signal into the computer. And even the less expensive ones will have a really good quality these days. Some digital guitar amps have a usb socket too which may work as an interface. 🤘😎
Hi, just to make sure. It’s not a stock Ableton plugin so you have to install it separately (here’s how ruclips.net/video/qum1lqCEoNw/видео.html ). But if you had it installed, you need to check Ableton settings and in the plugins section, make sure the paths are the same as installed guitar rig 7. Let me know if that helps, or if you need more help 🤘😎 will get you sorted Bro!
@@Busiless yes, thank you. I have installed it and now it is working. Just one more question. When I choose on my PC ASIO driver type and Focusrite USB ASIO audio device, I can not choose the output audio, therefore it is impossible to hear the sound from my PC. Any advice on how can I hear the output audio in this case? Many thanks.
@javidmammadli5713 glad it worked. Well Focusrite USB Asio will work if you have a Focusrite usb interface then it should be possible to send audio to the interface and to speakers or headphones. But If you are using your pc sound card, then you have to have appropriate drivers installed and then the audio device will show in the output device menu. Note that without the interface you will probably have a bit of latency (delay) between what you play and what you hear. But just experiment and see if there are any devices visible in the menu with different drivers.
Hi. I have read about these problems relating to older versions of Ableton Live but there is a solution you can try. Create another audio track and try to copy your recording to that new track. If it works you can just try recording on that new track and see there. If that was the case, you can then create a fresh template with only new audio tracks. Also basic stuff, check if the Track Activator is on (the orange button with number on it in the track mixer. You can read more about it here: forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?t=181811
Hi. Yep that can happen, what you can do is that Ableton has a low latency mode in the settings, try that. Also when you're recording try turning off the monitoring and listen without effects from your audio interface's direct monitoring (if you have that option). Also try freezing other midi tracks, you can unfreeze them later.
i am trying to record it on Ableton but the audio comes out all staticky , i was hoping there was a solution with this that i could probably get help with
It could be a lot of things unfortunately. But in general if you hear the sound of the guitar in the Ableton correctly but it records bad it can be something with audio settings (sample rate 44100 or 48000khz are usually ok) or bit rate in record settings (24 or 16 will be good to test) warping ( set it to off ) or in the worst case CPU or hard drive (least possible). But if you already hear bad audio before recording then it may be also hardware ( interface, cable, guitar) check and let me know 🤘😎 hope it helps
Hi. Could that be because of the new cable? Other than that it can be multiple of things like grounding of strings, pickups, possibly some power cord making interference when placed near a guitar cable. Also an audio interface can be faulty. Try to do some troubleshooting eliminating what works good, you'll get to what doesn't work. 🤘😎
Hi. I suppose you have the input set up incorrectly. Check the video again on 5:02. Possibly you have set up input 1/2 instead of just 2 and you’re getting stereo signal and guitar sound on the right channel. Let me know if that’s something different 🤘😎
Guitar Rig is not working on Ableton 12, when I press a key, nothing works on midi and thats what you're not addressing in any of these tutorials, its not working from default and I'm not even trying to use a guitar
Hi. I get there’s a bit of a problem here. Please explain me what exactly doesn’t work because I’m not sure what does MIDI have in common with guitar rig?
@@Busilessguitar wig is a vst with midi compatibility, I want to simply control Guitar Rig from my keyboard rarer than an actual keyboard and when I load it up and press keys to trigger a midi note nothing happens. When I open other vsts and load sounds and press a key the vst simply works. The midi response is being activated so I know it’s not a hardware issue, it’s isolated to guitar rig and maybe a preset I’m missing
@thetruthbytrey guitar rig is basically an effect plugin so it needs a source of sound to process. It won’t play or make guitar sounds unfortunately. The MIDI compatibility would probably mean that you can map some knobs on your MIDI keyboard to effects and control it that way. What you could do is to put a plugin that makes clean guitar sounds (or a sample, or any vst synth) and process it through guitar rig. Maybe even try to load guitar rig on an audio track and send a microphone in to see if it works (use headphones due to feedback though). Let me know if that makes sense 🤘😎
underrated as fuck video dude
Thanks this really helped, don't know why this video doesn't have more likes but you deserve more!
Thank you very much, always happy to help. All the best! Anything musical you’re working on recently?
bro the first 15 seconds addressed my main problem trying to use guitar on ableton
Wdym?
@ imo ableton sucks for recording guitar, but im also the worst ableton user known to man
@wenkwenkwenkwenk haha I’m sure you’re not. Haven’t seen how I started. 😅 sure Ableton isn’t designed to record guitars from the concept but rather for live playing. So then sure If I’d want to only do recording I would choose something different. But still there is a “functionality” 🤷🏻♂️ 😂 for me it’s quite nicely balanced between all worlds, yet a bit difficult 😬
Helpful; thank-you! Followed along and had success arming Live 12 to record the dry signal from the Helix Floor. Thanks again!
Super happy to help! What is the project you're recording If you want to share some insights? :D
This is the best tutorial ever! Really appreciate your work, bro
Super glad to hear that. Always happy to help! :) 🤘😎
great! i just got my first electric guitar and wanted to use it with ableton
Great. It's super fun to be able to record something and share with the world. 🤘😎
Thanks so much! Entertaining and brilliant!
Glad you enjoyed it! Always super happy to hear (read it) :) Thanks! 🤘😎
this helped so much! thanks! dropped a like
Hi. Super Happy to hear that! All the best Bro! And of course, if you have any questions, I'm happy to help 🤘😎
Hi there, I am having a weird issue I still can't fix. When my track is ready in Ableton, the sound and the quality is amazing, but when I am exporting it, even by following all the steps I could find on web and YT, I open the exported file on any player and the sound is just not the same as the one I listen in the Ableton, there is a big quality drop. I think it's something I am doing wrong. All my levels are in green, settings should be all good, it sounds great when in Ableton, it sounds much worse outside Ableton in the exported file. Can you help please?
Hi. No worries. Sure I can try! :) First thing that I'm thinking of would be checking some settings in "Export Audio/Video" Panel. More closely in the Rendering options. What I have here is everything set to "OFF" and most important would be Normalize - OFF. Then super important is the Sample Rate. Make sure it is the same as the project settings. Most likely 44100 or 48000 but make it the same in the Audio Settings - Sample rate, and in the Export panel. Then Always "Encode PCM" set to "ON" and choose file type to WAV or AIFF, Bit Depth 16 or ideally 24 bits, and Dither Triangular. Don't Bother exporting MP3 for now if you are having some issues. These settings should work great, but if in any case the sound is still different then I would look on some codecs that are rendering sound in your music player. WAV should be WAV it is uncompressed and therefore shouldn't sound different. But maybe an audio player has some processing turned on. Try to import your file back to a clean Ableton project and check how does it sound now (of course switch off any Master channel or track effects. Let me know more if that doesn't help :) Cheers 🤘😎
@Busiless all your suggestions were really helpful, I had something minor in differences. But now it seems to sound better, will try also on Ableton and see if I can fix that too. Noticed though that by manually changing the compression of a recorded track is not clearly audible when in the software, but it definitely is very well audible when file has been exported. Thanks a mill for your help!!
not even going to lie, at all... this has to be one of the hardest intros of all time.
😂 I'm pretty sure it was hard to make, but it can be also hard to watch 😅😁
@@Busiless it was entertaining lol
Great video, helped me out a lot. What audio interface are you using?
Hi. Thanks :) I use Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd gen. Didn't fail me so far :) I may upgrade soon to something with more inputs and routing options but that's only because I would need to send audio different ways for recording videos. For making music with one instrument at a time is well enough.🤘😎
Hi bro! I just bought and instilled the live 12 intro, but it seems that I don’t have access to the amplifiers. Do you know if they are only available for next versions?
Great video btw 🫡
Hi. Yes Amps are in the suite version only so the most expensive one 😒 what you can do is to install Free Amplitube, or Guitar Rig 7 plugins. ruclips.net/video/qum1lqCEoNw/видео.htmlsi=lTYED9CIibYaPK8b
And one here ruclips.net/video/IWj6---8QP8/видео.htmlsi=fcIkAn7zMPSyLiHW all the best Bro. Great to have another recording musician 🤘😎
@@Busiless thank you man! Will do
This was helpful - thanks
Great, thanks 🤘😎 all the best!
6:01 is there any way to reduce latency I’m getting insane latency and i can only hear my plugs when I turn monitor on
Hi, yes sure! This seems to be quite a common problem. I'm thinking of a few things you can try: Change the buffer size in the settings, Go to Preferences > Audio and lower your Buffer Size (Samples). A smaller size reduces latency but may increase CPU load, so find a balance that works for you. You might also want to experiment with different types of monitoring. Normally, when listening to effects, there will be a bit of latency, so for recording, you can try switching off the plugin or using direct monitoring on your audio interface.
Also, make sure you're using an audio interface with updated drivers and that everything in your system works as it should. Lastly, consider disabling other unused plugins that could slow down your CPU, or bounce/freeze tracks that don’t need to be changed anymore. Let me know if this helps, and share some more details about your setup so I can assist you more accurately. All the best! 🤘😎
Thank you so much for this informative vid!!!
Thank you so much. great info.
How do i get it to connext to St James amp sim? I cant find it on ableton
Hi. If the Amp sim is properly installed with VST files and AU files (mac) then it should be visible in Ableton's plugins panel. I didn't try that one yet but here would be some cases why you can't find it. Assuming you're on a Windows, there are probably some problems with paths, so the plugin installed somewhere else than Ableton is usually looking for plugins. You can check that in Ableton's settings in the plugin tab, and then try to see in the Blackstar plugin where it keeps it's files. But if you were on Mac and it happens to be M1 or later chip, Maybe you will be able to find that plugin in the AU plugins instead of VST plugins. Let me know more so I can help :) All the best
i was using free waveform and i had everything sorted but i heard so many people saying this program was very good so i decided to buy the ableton 12 standart now i have plugged my bass or guitar on my ssl2 (interface) i can hear the instruments on my speakers when i trigger thr track to record i can record with no issues but i cant hear the sound now i follow you vid very careful and what i notice its on the settings in input and outputs u select the same thing on mine its windows 11 on the input ive got the ssl input and underneath output of ssl but it still not hear any sound the same things with my launch key mini the program detects sound coming in but it doesnt come out on the speakers ...i dont know why developers makes things so hard so the ammount of money i spent on this program thinking seriously having my money back if i cant sort the problem out ...or do you think i need to download any drives to make it work ?
Hi bro. Sorry to hear that but I’m sure it’s just a matter of a driver and a simple config. Looks like your Ableton doesn’t make any sounds in general. So what I’d do is to check if you have all necessary drivers installed for your USB interface. And if so ( if the same interface works fine with other DAW) then just try to configure it in the audio output settings. If that still doesn’t help, try downloading ASIO4ALL drivers ( just google it) they aren’t perfect but it will let you test if things are working. Here’s a little guide I found remotify.io/no-sound-ableton-live/ Other options would be contacting with Ableton support, or the interface manufacturer support. they will try to help. But if not, let me know on my instagram @busiless.music we can talk there. All the best and let me know 🤘😎
Which guitar you using in this video?
Hi. It's "Flame Signum" By Mayones. They had done a series with more classical shapes but under a name of "Flame" to distinguish from their regular "Mayones" line. It's around 20 years old but great! Wish I could play better :D
Hi . you did a great job with this video. but I can't get the plugins to work. I mean the plugins open on the screen but I only get the normal bass sound. I can't get it to work and I don't know what to do. I'm starting to get frustrated
I can't even get the plugins that come with the focusrite to work. I can't process any sound through any plugins just the natural sound of my bass.
I hope you can help me
Thanks
Hi. Sorry for the late response. Tell me more about your setup. Computer, interface, DAW. For what I think it has to be some kind of audio routing problem. The sound probably omitted the DAW somehow and all plugins and is going straight to the speakers. But let me know more and we’ll see
Is there a way I can simultaneously track my raw audio and my Amplitube plugin? Right now I seem to only be tracking the plugin.
Hi if you record on a DAW you normally record only a raw signal. If you just switch the plugin off you’ll hear just a raw sound. You can swap presets plugins afterwards. Unless you did it some other way that you play through a standalone app and record it somehow there, then the signal may be already with the effects. Let me know how do you track it 🤘😎
Did exactly everything you did and had it working. Now, a couple days later, Ableton is not picking up my guitar sound. My audio interface works because I can hear the video and my guitar. Any idea?
Something wrong with audio input in Ableton. You can hear the guitar probabkly with the "Direct Monitor" button switched on so you can hear the sound straight from the input to the speakers/headphones but Ableton isn't given the proper input. Or there's something wrong with the drivers.
@@Busiless is there a way to uninstall the asio drivers? i had asio4all installed and ive seen many posts saying thats not a good thing to have, so thats gone. but ive uninstalled almost everything that ive installed starting from when i got my focusrite.
Hmm. Won’t help much there. Try to look online and on Reddit. Sure there’s a way. I used to work on windows and just was able to choose a different focusrite drivers instead of uninstalling anything. But just try and experiment bro. Good luck there!
@@Busiless thanks for help man!
Are you using Abbleton live : Intro, Standard or Suite?
Hi. I’m using Suite actually but went through all of these. Had intro when it had an 8 track limit 😉. Of course all of the tips from the video are working in all versions 🤘😎
@@Busiless Thanks buddy! :)
Can i use any auido interface to connect my guitar to pc?
Yes sure, anything that will let the guitar signal into the computer. And even the less expensive ones will have a really good quality these days. Some digital guitar amps have a usb socket too which may work as an interface. 🤘😎
Hey Sir, like you said when I search for Rig 7, nothing shows up, what should I do in this case? Thanks
Hi, just to make sure. It’s not a stock Ableton plugin so you have to install it separately (here’s how
ruclips.net/video/qum1lqCEoNw/видео.html ). But if you had it installed, you need to check Ableton settings and in the plugins section, make sure the paths are the same as installed guitar rig 7. Let me know if that helps, or if you need more help 🤘😎 will get you sorted Bro!
@@Busiless yes, thank you. I have installed it and now it is working. Just one more question. When I choose on my PC ASIO driver type and Focusrite USB ASIO audio device, I can not choose the output audio, therefore it is impossible to hear the sound from my PC. Any advice on how can I hear the output audio in this case? Many thanks.
@javidmammadli5713 glad it worked. Well Focusrite USB Asio will work if you have a Focusrite usb interface then it should be possible to send audio to the interface and to speakers or headphones. But If you are using your pc sound card, then you have to have appropriate drivers installed and then the audio device will show in the output device menu. Note that without the interface you will probably have a bit of latency (delay) between what you play and what you hear. But just experiment and see if there are any devices visible in the menu with different drivers.
This was helpful but when I click the record button I cannot here what I just recorded I can only here the guitar when I play it can anyone help?
Hi. I have read about these problems relating to older versions of Ableton Live but there is a solution you can try. Create another audio track and try to copy your recording to that new track. If it works you can just try recording on that new track and see there. If that was the case, you can then create a fresh template with only new audio tracks. Also basic stuff, check if the Track Activator is on (the orange button with number on it in the track mixer. You can read more about it here: forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?t=181811
But how when many plug-in on midi, latency high lag 😢
Hi. Yep that can happen, what you can do is that Ableton has a low latency mode in the settings, try that. Also when you're recording try turning off the monitoring and listen without effects from your audio interface's direct monitoring (if you have that option). Also try freezing other midi tracks, you can unfreeze them later.
@@Busiless my drum midi Route problem freeze, I haven't tried it if sidechain is disabled
Yes, true. Can't freeze if sidechaining.
i am trying to record it on Ableton but the audio comes out all staticky , i was hoping there was a solution with this that i could probably get help with
It could be a lot of things unfortunately. But in general if you hear the sound of the guitar in the Ableton correctly but it records bad it can be something with audio settings (sample rate 44100 or 48000khz are usually ok) or bit rate in record settings (24 or 16 will be good to test) warping ( set it to off ) or in the worst case CPU or hard drive (least possible). But if you already hear bad audio before recording then it may be also hardware ( interface, cable, guitar) check and let me know 🤘😎 hope it helps
i am facing crackling or static noice in background with new cable
Hi. Could that be because of the new cable? Other than that it can be multiple of things like grounding of strings, pickups, possibly some power cord making interference when placed near a guitar cable. Also an audio interface can be faulty. Try to do some troubleshooting eliminating what works good, you'll get to what doesn't work.
🤘😎
@@Busiless thanks 🙏🏻 I will check these issues
i only get sound on one side of my headphones/speaker. What to do?
Hi. I suppose you have the input set up incorrectly. Check the video again on 5:02. Possibly you have set up input 1/2 instead of just 2 and you’re getting stereo signal and guitar sound on the right channel. Let me know if that’s something different 🤘😎
litterally me today. So relatable...
😂 :) Great. Any music coming up? Or you're starting your recording journey? 🤘😎
Guitar Rig is not working on Ableton 12, when I press a key, nothing works on midi and thats what you're not addressing in any of these tutorials, its not working from default and I'm not even trying to use a guitar
Hi. I get there’s a bit of a problem here. Please explain me what exactly doesn’t work because I’m not sure what does MIDI have in common with guitar rig?
@@Busilessguitar wig is a vst with midi compatibility, I want to simply control Guitar Rig from my keyboard rarer than an actual keyboard and when I load it up and press keys to trigger a midi note nothing happens. When I open other vsts and load sounds and press a key the vst simply works. The midi response is being activated so I know it’s not a hardware issue, it’s isolated to guitar rig and maybe a preset I’m missing
@thetruthbytrey guitar rig is basically an effect plugin so it needs a source of sound to process. It won’t play or make guitar sounds unfortunately. The MIDI compatibility would probably mean that you can map some knobs on your MIDI keyboard to effects and control it that way. What you could do is to put a plugin that makes clean guitar sounds (or a sample, or any vst synth) and process it through guitar rig. Maybe even try to load guitar rig on an audio track and send a microphone in to see if it works (use headphones due to feedback though). Let me know if that makes sense 🤘😎
@@Busiless thats what I was wondering so it’s an amp, I’m new to guitars Im trying to achieve a more analog sound so thanks
@thetruthbytrey yes exactly and amp emulator. Great that you are asking🤘 there’s so much to learn at the beginning but you’ll get there 👍😉
Poor dan, hope he recovers from that brutal crash 😂
Haha still recovering 😂
nice ear