yeah, you might be doing it wrong but it's not like you can guess it either. It's kind of hidden and you can use MIDI for the automation. Now ... this looks like a lot of text but once you've done this a few times it's second nature and pretty painless. . Create a MIDI track and set the output to your Audiotrack/Insert FX number. Go to Amplitube and the lower right corner and click on MIDI. Now you're in MIDI control so at the upper left there is a Control Change button and click on that. Now you click the Add button at the bottom of the dialog box and you get a "drop up menu" so find your wah there and select the wah parameter- Now you see a yellow line describing what you selected and there is a [ Learn ] button in the lower left so hit that one. You can now move any MIDI hardware button or fader or pedal and Amplitube will hook onto that one as the wah controller. A MIDI pedal is of course ideal as a Wah pedal but the modulation isn't used on this empty MIDI channel so that will also do. It's also saved with the preset and the whole MIDI thing in Amplitube is worth poking around with if you're into automating stuff. . You can automate pretty much anything and also set min. and max. values so pedals and faders travel span feels playable so to speak. Halfway through my list above you selected Control Change, right, but you can automate Program Change instead. If you have something like a Behringer FCB1010 foot controller or similar you can do ... a lot !!!
@@TalkingLeafMedia ha! strange! My FCB works with Amplitube, so it can work, if that helps. Yeah, reinstall ... oh, joy! OR try with the mod wheel as the hardware controller first?
Duuuuude your a life saver. I’ve trying to figure this out for years.... Lool I’ve using the UR interface series loop back feature but the quality isn’t the beat n real annoying to always be changing the settings on a interface.
Hi. I haven’t run into this need yet but was wondering why the Group track needs to be used as an intermediary when recording the automation to an audio track...thanks!
I'm using this "Printing from instrument" method all the time....Essential for me.. Just wish the setup was a step less, without the need to create a group ( New Audio Track - Audio IN from Instrument channel) . . . Btw, Would the problematic midi parameter control work thru "Quick Controls" ??
So I tried it a bit myself and had no problem using the wah in VST AmpRack, VST Bass Amp, Steibergs Wahwah, GuitarRig 5, Waves GTR or Amplitube 3. It's Amplitube 4 that is giving you the shits I found out...
HI, I've tried doing what you explain in the video, but I can't assign the group to the input of the effected track. I'm using cubase 11 artist, should i use cubase pro?
3:20 he explains it, but damn, not clearly. It would have been easier to understand with a clean project and only one track, but ho-hum. Say you want to record the output of a VSTi track in real time (not export or bounce). 1) You need to create a group track. Then create an audio track and put it inside the group. 2) Now, on your VSTi (instrument) track, use an audio send to send the audio to the group. 3) Select "No Bus" as the group's output, otherwise you'll hear your source (VSTi) track double. 4) And now on your audio track (which is inside the group and is where you want to record), select the group as the input. Put that audio track into record ready and then hit record. It will now record the output of the VSTi track in real time to your audio track. Totally idiotic that you need to go through this long winded process, but that's Steinberg for you! 😊
Talking Leaf Media Aah. I’m in the middle of renovating my house. Otherwise I could try it in Logic to see if the coding is that bad. One should assume you can use a virtual wah paddle with a paddle controller.
Thank you!
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I forgot how to do it and you saved my life.
My man Leaf strikes again with some much-needed information!!! As well as dropping a little shade on Amplitude 4 lol)
Thank you so Much
yeah, you might be doing it wrong but it's not like you can guess it either. It's kind of hidden and you can use MIDI for the automation.
Now ... this looks like a lot of text but once you've done this a few times it's second nature and pretty painless.
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Create a MIDI track and set the output to your Audiotrack/Insert FX number.
Go to Amplitube and the lower right corner and click on MIDI.
Now you're in MIDI control so at the upper left there is a Control Change button and click on that.
Now you click the Add button at the bottom of the dialog box and you get a "drop up menu" so find your wah there and select the wah parameter-
Now you see a yellow line describing what you selected and there is a [ Learn ] button in the lower left so hit that one.
You can now move any MIDI hardware button or fader or pedal and Amplitube will hook onto that one as the wah controller.
A MIDI pedal is of course ideal as a Wah pedal but the modulation isn't used on this empty MIDI channel so that will also do.
It's also saved with the preset and the whole MIDI thing in Amplitube is worth poking around with if you're into automating stuff.
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You can automate pretty much anything and also set min. and max. values so pedals and faders travel span feels playable so to speak.
Halfway through my list above you selected Control Change, right, but you can automate Program Change instead.
If you have something like a Behringer FCB1010 foot controller or similar you can do ... a lot !!!
Yeah. Amplitube is not receiving MIDI input from my FCB either. Every other plugin does. May have to reinstall...
@@TalkingLeafMedia ha! strange! My FCB works with Amplitube, so it can work, if that helps. Yeah, reinstall ... oh, joy! OR try with the mod wheel as the hardware controller first?
Thank you Talking Leaf Media
Thanks man!
I don't know why Cubase doesn't allow you to just route one audio track directly to another. Pro Tools allows you to do this
Reaper can do it as well. So easy.
Thatnks mate! You saved me!
Thank you man! I was having this issue, in fact with a wah (expression pedal) as well. Unbelievable Cubase cannot do it in an easy way like Reaper.
saved my life duuuude , thank you so much for this
Thank you again for that tip..... You rock bro...
No problem 👍
Duuuuude your a life saver. I’ve trying to figure this out for years.... Lool I’ve using the UR interface series loop back feature but the quality isn’t the beat n real annoying to always be changing the settings on a interface.
I'm glad this helps! Rock on!
Talking Leaf Media *fingers gun* you to rockstar
Hi. I haven’t run into this need yet but was wondering why the Group track needs to be used as an intermediary when recording the automation to an audio track...thanks!
Have you tried it by assigning quick controls? I do this all the time when i want to use my faders on my novation impulse to control a VSTI
I'm using this "Printing from instrument" method all the time....Essential for me.. Just wish the setup was a step less, without the need to create a group ( New Audio Track - Audio IN from Instrument channel) . . . Btw, Would the problematic midi parameter control work thru "Quick Controls" ??
It's not a MIDI issue, it's a automation issue. You could record a MIDI track with the fader moves and that would work.
Hey man. Hope all is well with you. Doesn’t the automation need to be set from R (Read) to W (write)? Cubase should then detect the automation?
Good video but I did what you said with wah in Amplitube 4 and it records fine for me. Not sure why it's not for you.
So I tried it a bit myself and had no problem using the wah in VST AmpRack, VST Bass Amp, Steibergs Wahwah, GuitarRig 5, Waves GTR or Amplitube 3. It's Amplitube 4 that is giving you the shits I found out...
Can't you use a midi track and assign it to the wah, I'm sure this is how I do it with Bias FX 2 and C10.5
Yes. You have to record the MIDI to get it to automate though. I think I'm making a quick video of this tonight.
HI, I've tried doing what you explain in the video, but I can't assign the group to the input of the effected track. I'm using cubase 11 artist, should i use cubase pro?
I have the same problem did you find a solution ?
@@andrejb6470 yes, i did. I upgrade to cubase PRO ;)
@@fanciu2 what a twist xD
3:20 he explains it, but damn, not clearly. It would have been easier to understand with a clean project and only one track, but ho-hum.
Say you want to record the output of a VSTi track in real time (not export or bounce).
1) You need to create a group track. Then create an audio track and put it inside the group.
2) Now, on your VSTi (instrument) track, use an audio send to send the audio to the group.
3) Select "No Bus" as the group's output, otherwise you'll hear your source (VSTi) track double.
4) And now on your audio track (which is inside the group and is where you want to record), select the group as the input. Put that audio track into record ready and then hit record.
It will now record the output of the VSTi track in real time to your audio track.
Totally idiotic that you need to go through this long winded process, but that's Steinberg for you! 😊
Can’t you assign it to a modwheel?
Amplitube was not accepting MIDI input in addition to allowing automation. I think it's just a buggy, poorly coded application.
Talking Leaf Media Aah. I’m in the middle of renovating my house. Otherwise I could try it in Logic to see if the coding is that bad. One should assume you can use a virtual wah paddle with a paddle controller.
Activate the Write Button... Press record... Move the Pedal... Automation track Parameter opens... Tadaaa
I had to assign the midi in Amplitube 4 like Talking Leaf shows but it did record for me.