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Glad to finally see someone doing new things instead of flooding the market with just another variation of another amp sim sonically identical to the 500 already on the market.

This video got me from clueless to sending 3 post-fx signals as an input. Next up is figuring out VM's EQ, but great progress from one video. Thanks

Mostly worked for me, but i cannot find where to change the latency... Thanks anyways though! this helped me understand it though i have 1056 latency now </3

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is there any method to do that without a soundcard?

I just don't know how to express my appreciation to you, let be simple thanks, thanks a lot

idk im having no luck when i monitor to hear my guitar in my daw and route it to hear in obs and voice meter im just getting a loud screeching feedback

For the Compressor, Gate and Denoiser, we can fine-tune the inner parameters with Shift-LeftClick.

Great video ... I just got through the same setup and I have a touch of latency that's driving me nuts. What's your method with no latency (or very little)?

Is it possible to tune a guitar via VM? Or now i'm realizing i should just get a guitar-centric plugin?

You sir are a frickin genius, not kidding! Iv been struggling between my pc, voicemeeter, reason daw, I RIG and the god dam amp sim for over a month now and you my friend showed me the one tiny hidden @#$%$^ switch that fixed it.

Got the same guitar a couple years ago, ended up completely blocking the trem (both ways). Wouldn't stay in tune, likely due to the plastic nut not being exactly perfect. Now the trem completely fixed, so Drop-D 'n' stuff work flawlessly, and the tuning stability is more awesome. Great guitar for all things 🤘

Fiddled around with Potato Meter a few months ago for streaming, then got rid of it. I thought, maybe if I get another Focusrite, that should do the trick! Yeah, no... Because you can't get two of this Audiointerfaces work on the same machine. But even if you use two different PCs (or PC and laptop) it's kinda bullocks. Because you want stereo output via your standalone VST amp (and in many cases you only have a 2i2, so mic and another mono channel). :D

i think i did all of this right but i still only hear the raw audio

You were absolutely the bridge between having just the clean tone into Voicemeeter to actually putting it through the DAW, thank you so much I never would have thought to use the patch insert section

you saved me dude, THANKS!

This video was very good and I followed all the step. However the overall latency between the polychrome DSp suite was not good. I am neophyte with all of this. Honestly all I want is to be able to record me playing live while using the plugin right into OBS studio just like I record my desktop or my amp with mics. Is it possible ??

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At 10:40. I believe the reason you could not hear anything when you changed the second module in serial option is because the software processes the input audio as 2 channels left and right and because the first module was hard panned to the left it was feeding the second module (cause of the serial option) with a signal that had audio only on its left channel. And because your 2nd module was hard panned to the right there was no signal coming out. I hope that makes sense.

I have the same guitar 😂

and it works very well in linux. say that

The knee setting on the compressor is how "hard" or how "soft" the compressor kicks in. Basically it adds/removes a curve to the threshhold point. Less knee is more aggressive compression, whereas more knee is softer, almost pre-compressing before actually hitting the threshold. Personally I find a setting of 0.15 to 0.30 works pretty well for voice, 0.0 is a bit too snappy/clean to me and 1.0 compress too much of stuff that don't need it. The damping max is how much noise you want to reduce. At the default setting (-inf) it is a gate, it completely removes the audio after it goes below the threshold. Setting it at any value above infinite will make it work more like an expander, and just turn down the volume by the value set once audio goes below the threshold. The BP sidechain stands for "Band Pass Sidechain" and is used to set a frequency for the gate/expander to listen to. If you don't want it to react to low frequency rumble or mouseclicks/keyboard clacks for an example, you would probably set it to something between 800-2000 Hz. That way the gate will listen to that and only react to any audio in that frequency range. I am not sure exactly how steep the filters are, but a rule of thumb would be a 12dB per octave range. I personally leave this off as I find it can be a bit janky to get the setting right. Also a small sidenote: the processing order of the channel is Denoiser > EQ > Gate > Compressor > Limiter > Fader I'm not completely sure where the X-Y modulation effect fits in the chain, but probably after the EQ. I hope you find this info usefull. EDIT: you can right click the EQ screen and set it to a more resonable scale like +12/-18. The default +18/-36 is very hard to visualize what exactly is going on.

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I know this is an old video, but I was hoping you might be able to answer a question if you happen to see this. Are string changes on that guitar more complicated with it having a floating bridge vs a standard hardtail? I'm not into the whole whammy bar thing either, but I came across a PRS SE Custom 24 35th Anniversary edition at a great price and couldn't resist snatching it up. I usually stick to hardtails because I've heard that changing the strings on any guitar with a floating bridge requires a lot more attention to detail. I know the trem system on a Custom 24 isn't quite as complex as something like a Floyd Rose, but I'm wondering if I'll still need to fool with matching the tension of the strings with the spring tension on the floating bridge.

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ok so something I learned. While you are in either the gate or the compressor you can hold control and right click the number and type whatever you want or hold shift and left click the number and really fine tune it.

I just got a beautiful Yellow PRS Santana SE. Trem bridge is butter smooth. It is new and not broken in, I have not lubed the nut yet, but I was surprised it doesn't stay in tune better given the high quality of the guitar. I'm a Floyd guy and have no issue with drilling holes in a guitar, but this PRS is so beautiful I'd have to give it a lot of thought. The bridge is solid, a mod I have keeps the bridge stable. Its the nut, or tuners.

Preety cool.

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Nice video format really enjoyed the review. I HIGHLY recommend checking out the free trial of STL Tonality Josh Middleton that just released this week! I'm selling my real amp heads and Axe FX II because of it.

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Thanks dude! you are a super boss. I don't know how you figured that out. Mine was still glitching but worked when reinstalled asio. Still you helped so much to understand. I wanna try the DAW thing too.

what about latencies? its makes me crazy......

That worked!! Now I can play along UA-cam videos with Guitar rig 5. Thank you so much!!

When doing my patch inserts, would you know why my sound is distorted to an 8-bit style sound almost like Zelda hitting an enemy on NES?

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Omw to check out Project Synthetic!

good to have you back man.

I understand buffer sizes and latency yet when I click "insert voicemeter virtual ASIO" on guitar rig it sounds horrible even maxing out the buffer size. Feels unfixable lol

This random video helped me with obscure issue I was trying to figure out on my PRS. You seem like a dude that I'd get along great with and have similar music tastes with. Liked and subbed man!

I own that exact model. My favourite guitar.

i was able to do that in a easier way and no significant delay but... welcome to the world of voicemeeter + guitar i have no idea how it works but it works

Ok mate, you deserve a like and a sub. I liked this video very much, especialy because i am going to buy this guitar and you just made me want it even more❤️

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First of all: Fuck yeah back to making videos! Second: Goblyn deez nasty plugin nutz.

Hell yeah!! Back to making videos!!

What's the better low latency option for musicians? If you did a video on it can you link it? If not maybe you can help me based on this: I can't get my browser audio to come through my headphones anymore. It's registering in voicemeeter but not getting any actual output through my interface headphones. I hear my guitar but I'm not hearing any plug-in effects or audio from my web browser. I just wanted to be able to record (not even stream) whatever I was playing a long with AND my guitar separately in reaper..

Hi man, we're only hearing one sound the whole time. Probably because you're not recording the DAW audio output live into another program like OBS. Hard to explain but it's just rendered out the last sound you had. Shame though cause you put in a lot of effort.

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Man I followed this a couple times and still couldn't hear anything but the raw signal with no control whatsoever via the computer. Only through the knobs on the front panel of my Audiobox96. Out of sheer frustration, in VM Potato I pulled up the setting screen and started clicking everything until I clicked in the lower right corner a blue text selecting pre vs post fader and BOOM!!! It came ALIVE!! Thank fucking God. I was about out of hair to pull out. Thought I would mention it in case someone else was unaware of that being a selection.