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Title: Amplitube Post by: RnT on March 06, 2007, 06:39:34 AM hey guys
How this "Amplitube" works?? I?m a musician too and I?m hearing lots of people saying that Amplitube is aesome and simple to you record music on the tour bus, etc... where I get it?? how to use?? Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: Robman? on March 06, 2007, 07:46:36 AM http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/IK-Multimedia-AmpliTube-2-Electric-Guitar-Amplifier-and-Effects-Modeling-Plugin-Software?sku=702486&src=3SOSWXXA
Its pretty expensive, click on the link to read about it. I don't think its that much better than the Line 6 stuff that I have for recording. Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: RnT on March 06, 2007, 09:04:38 AM Can I get or free?? ;D
and all I need is just a guitar and a cable?? Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: Voodoochild on March 06, 2007, 09:28:03 AM Renato, I'll help you later with this, ok? ;)
Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: RnT on March 06, 2007, 10:51:56 AM valeu!
Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: Aero on March 06, 2007, 12:20:50 PM help me too ;D
Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: darkmonth on March 06, 2007, 07:45:31 PM I just got Amplitube 2 and yes ... it's insane. It's VERY good.
Now ... let me quickly say ... it will NOT replace, or come CLOSE to replacing my JCM900 Head/Cab setup. It's never gonna sound as good. But for jamming, and mixing into tracks, it's simply wonderful. 50 times better than the last version of the software. You need low latency compatible sound hardware to use it. I run ASIO drivers and set to 5ms latency. That's basically realtime. Very good. :) Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: RnT on March 06, 2007, 09:14:13 PM yeah Twisted, it?s just to record some ideas without lots of pedals, cables and amps lol
I just dont know more, I need just my guitar, 1 cable and the software on my computer?? Bruno, I?m waiting your help ;D Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: Aero on March 07, 2007, 12:00:18 PM My name's Bruno too ;D Basically, yes, you just need a cable from the guitar to the soundcard line in / mic jack The only problem is the latency... it depends on the drivers you're using and the hardware you have... If your computer can't hold low latency (less than 6ms if you want realtime) you can get a cheap mixer... use the output for your amp, and a secondary output (headphones jack) to the soundcard. That way you can record the clean signal, while you use your amp as monitor with some distortion... and then you can process the clean signal offline with amplitube to make a damn clean recording, eq, reverbs, distortion, etc etc etc Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: Voodoochild on March 07, 2007, 03:04:54 PM You can download the ASIO driver easily around (google it!). It helps a lot, but I can't manage to record the sounds in my Adobe Audition 2.0 with this option...
Aero and RnT, I'm trying to search for something here, I'll pm you guys as soon as I find it. ;) Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: Aero on March 08, 2007, 12:02:36 PM www.asio4all.com > works fine specially for soundblasters Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: darkmonth on March 10, 2007, 11:01:39 PM kxproject.com
PROPER ASIO for the hardware. ASIO4All is software emulation. KX Project is drivers that use the hardware. They're insane and I do full low latency multitrack recording in realtime with Cubase SX 3 :) Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: Aero on March 11, 2007, 03:34:35 AM great ! thanx !
Title: Re: Amplitube Post by: darkmonth on March 11, 2007, 12:28:31 PM When I get time, I might put up a tutorial on using these drivers with Cubase etc ....
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