Showing posts with label guitar rig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guitar rig. Show all posts
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
How do I get rid of Guitar Rig Delay/Lag?
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dudetown
How do I get rid of the Delay Guitar Rig creates between when you play and what is amplified? I have a Emu 1212M sound card with 1GB RAM, CPU Pentium 4 2.4GHz.
Answer
Hi, open up Guitar Rig and change the Input/Output Latency in milliseconds. It will say something like "10ms----80ms". Your CPU P4 is fast enough to handle the shorter ms time.
Hi, open up Guitar Rig and change the Input/Output Latency in milliseconds. It will say something like "10ms----80ms". Your CPU P4 is fast enough to handle the shorter ms time.
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Tuesday, October 1, 2013
How to plug guitar into the computer for guitar rig 3?
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Michael G
Well i was about to get guitar rig 3 and i was wondering if it runs through midi because idk if i have to get the kontrol preamp thing!!! I have a gk3 and a midi to usb cord!
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For a deal on guitar rig 3 kontrol... I'm selling one on ebay. Its barely been used. Your guitar plugs into the kontrol pedal which is plugged into your computer. Without the pedal I have no idea how it would connect to the computer??
For a deal on guitar rig 3 kontrol... I'm selling one on ebay. Its barely been used. Your guitar plugs into the kontrol pedal which is plugged into your computer. Without the pedal I have no idea how it would connect to the computer??
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Sunday, September 22, 2013
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Monday, August 5, 2013
Where can I find a pedal that I can use with the Guitar Rig software?
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Majere880
I have a copy of Guitar Rig 3. I don't have a pedal to switch quickly between the different digital effects and such though. Is there a generic pedal that I could plug up to my amp that would be compatible with the Guitar Rig software?
Answer
You could probably make one yourself, but I don't know of any that will do what "KONTROL" does. Good luck!
You could probably make one yourself, but I don't know of any that will do what "KONTROL" does. Good luck!
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Saturday, July 27, 2013
How do you play into the Guitar Rig 3 software?
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cameron m
i just got the guitar rig 3 software and don't know how to play my guitar into the software. i can record in the program audacity, but i don't know why i can't play into the guitar rig software. can someone help?
Answer
Hi, have you chosen your Input/Output yet? When you launch GuitarRig in standalone, it will pop-up its Input/Output interface. Then you choose which soundcard or device you want to use, as well as the quality 41K/48K etc. Have you done this already?
Hi, have you chosen your Input/Output yet? When you launch GuitarRig in standalone, it will pop-up its Input/Output interface. Then you choose which soundcard or device you want to use, as well as the quality 41K/48K etc. Have you done this already?
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Tuesday, July 2, 2013
How to plug guitar into the computer for guitar rig 3?
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Michael G
Well i was about to get guitar rig 3 and i was wondering if it runs through midi because idk if i have to get the kontrol preamp thing!!! I have a gk3 and a midi to usb cord!
Answer
For a deal on guitar rig 3 kontrol... I'm selling one on ebay. Its barely been used. Your guitar plugs into the kontrol pedal which is plugged into your computer. Without the pedal I have no idea how it would connect to the computer??
For a deal on guitar rig 3 kontrol... I'm selling one on ebay. Its barely been used. Your guitar plugs into the kontrol pedal which is plugged into your computer. Without the pedal I have no idea how it would connect to the computer??
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Thursday, June 27, 2013
Sunday, June 16, 2013
How to get "guitar rig" software to work with my electric guitar?
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oyster_ s
I tried plugging in my guitar directly to the line in or mic inputs on my soundcard, and although I get static from my speakers and some change is showing on guitar rigs equilizers, I don't get any sound while playing my guitar. I use onboard soundcard, but it is recognized by "guitar rig" software and have asio4all drivers. What am I doing wrong?
I don't think it is the weak signal, because I got guitar sounding on my speaker, but "guitar rig" software is not recognizing it, so I can't do any changes to its sound.
Answer
I know why the mic input isn't working - the impedance doesn't match. You're putting weak signal into an input expecting stronger signal (low z or low impedance or low resistance all means stronger signal).
Sorry to give you a partial answer, but that's all I know.
I know why the mic input isn't working - the impedance doesn't match. You're putting weak signal into an input expecting stronger signal (low z or low impedance or low resistance all means stronger signal).
Sorry to give you a partial answer, but that's all I know.
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Saturday, June 15, 2013
How can i connect my guitar to the computer? Also a guitar rig question included?
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gesundheit
elaborate? fender amp, jackson electric guitar. if i use guitar rig After i download guitar rig what do i do?
Answer
Hey Bleh,
The best option is to get an interface that is built to handle that conversion. Something like an MAudio PreUSB is an inexpensive solution where you can plug in one or two instruments to the interface and then connect the interface to the computer via a USB cable. This will give you the best sound. It's possible to run your sound from an amp, but amps usually sound better via a mic. You could get an sm57 mic, run it through the interface via an XLR cable, and you'd be good to go.
The more money you want to spend, the more you can. You can buy all sorts of preamps, software such as pro tools and plug-ins galore.
Stephen
http://guitarmann.com
Hey Bleh,
The best option is to get an interface that is built to handle that conversion. Something like an MAudio PreUSB is an inexpensive solution where you can plug in one or two instruments to the interface and then connect the interface to the computer via a USB cable. This will give you the best sound. It's possible to run your sound from an amp, but amps usually sound better via a mic. You could get an sm57 mic, run it through the interface via an XLR cable, and you'd be good to go.
The more money you want to spend, the more you can. You can buy all sorts of preamps, software such as pro tools and plug-ins galore.
Stephen
http://guitarmann.com
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Where can I find a pedal that I can use with the Guitar Rig software?
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Majere880
I have a copy of Guitar Rig 3. I don't have a pedal to switch quickly between the different digital effects and such though. Is there a generic pedal that I could plug up to my amp that would be compatible with the Guitar Rig software?
Answer
You could probably make one yourself, but I don't know of any that will do what "KONTROL" does. Good luck!
You could probably make one yourself, but I don't know of any that will do what "KONTROL" does. Good luck!
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
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