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For Hack#1 (Double Tap) I had a similar issue although not exactly.. I was getting inconsistent results when I've pressed the FCB buttons that I've assigned to stomp box pedals, meaning the stomp box would turn on and off immediately, like if Amplitube was picking both value signals (min=0% and max=100%) simultaneously. I figured out a workaround for this with the cost of available FCB buttons and consequently stomp box pedals that you can use. I've setup 1 FCB button to turn ON and other FCB button to turn OFF the same stomp box. In the settings menu (Control->Control Change-> preset), I add the same stomp box 2x and for the first one, click learn with 1 button and set the Min=0% and MAX=NA and for the duplicated stomp box hit learn with a different button and set Min=NA and MAX=100%. I'm now able to turn ON and OFF the stomp box with no issues.. It's not the ideal solution, but it works for me.. I usually don't have more than 3 stomp box at the same time.. I still wish to try to figure this one out, if you have any tip or any advise it would be great. Thanks! Love your content, keep it coming!
Hello MrRodvin, even though we are a little late with the response we would like to give a deeply appreciative thank you for posting your workaround as it may help others. Guitar School Live
Is there a tutorial for bass recording? Any video I`ve looked into so far was about guitar amp and effects settings. What I am desperately looking for is how to record my bass over a backing track. How do I import the backing track, how do I adjust bass settings, how do I record, how do I play the whole thing with the recorded bass, how do I export with and without backing track.
Hello @Navi Broad, Thanks for your question. Amplitube has a collection of bass amp sims that may suit your needs. As for backing tracks use this video as a start. ua-cam.com/video/sV8rvFkPmiI/v-deo.html just use your bass amp. We will be uploading a more in-depth video in the coming weeks. Makes sure to subscribe so you will be notified when new content is released. Thanks, Guitar School Live
Hello @Justin Gomes , we’re happy you liked the video and glad to see you are able to use the methods shown. There are many methods to control signal flow via the routing options. The intention of the video is to give a starting point to those looking to expand and enhance their experience with Amplitube 5. We’re curious to know whether you are using dual or triple routing? Also, we have many videos scheduled for Amplitube 5 that may be of interest to you. Make sure you subscribe so you will be notified when new content is released. Guitar School Live
@@guitarschoollive I’ve been using Amplitube for a long time even have some of my own tutorials vids up still, I’m always looking for cool tips and tricks. I just started using amp5 and I set up my presets as 2 signals as I incorporated my Helix Rack and foot controller the controller hub
Ciao Lupo Solitario, grazie per la tua domanda. Questi sono i requisiti minimi per Amplitube 5: Mac® (64 bit) Minimo: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo (Intel Core i5 consigliato), 4 GB di RAM (8 GB consigliati), macOS 10.10 o successivo. 3 GB di spazio su disco rigido. Richiede un adattatore grafico compatibile con OpenGL 2. Formati plug-in supportati (64 bit): Audio Units, VST 2, VST 3, AAX. Windows® (64 bit) Minimo: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo o AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 (Intel Core i5 consigliato), 4 GB di RAM (8 GB consigliati). Windows® 7 o successivo. 3 GB di spazio su disco rigido. Abbiamo molti video in programma che potrebbero interessarti. Assicurati di iscriverti al canale in modo da ricevere una notifica quando vengono rilasciati nuovi contenuti. Grazie, Guitar School Live
@@guitarschoollive Specifiche CPU ; Numero di core. 2 ; Numero di thread. 2 ; Frequenza di burst. 2.40 GHz ; Frequenza base del processore. 1.10 GHz ; Cache. 2 MB L2 Cache.queste sono del computer può andare bene?
Mi scuso per il ritardo nella risposta. Purtroppo non sono qualificato per rispondere a domande sui requisiti software. Ecco un collegamento al sito Web di IK Multimedia. Puoi inviare loro un messaggio per scoprire se il tuo computer è in grado di eseguire Amplitube. www.ikmultimedia.com/ Grazie, Guitar School Live
I am back into AMPLITUBE 5 been out of IK MULTIMEDIA awhile....but am back now. Thanks for the INFORMATIVE VIDEOS ABOUT IT....always love cool tips,tricks,etc... on software especially. I'll really be watching more of these for sure- as the MIDI thing isnt for me---but others will be !!!Rock on all..#MusicMaker69
I have subscribed now ! Excellent work! Keep on going!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for the kind words! We’re happy you found the video useful.
Quick question, do you use Tonex and/or Reaper?
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@@guitarschoollive No, I am using Amplitube 5 Max only!
Very interesting!
awesome, thanks
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@@guitarschoollive oh yes, I subscribed and will recommend your channel wit my network of friends
Is there a tutorial for bass recording on the iPhone Amplitube App?
For Hack#1 (Double Tap) I had a similar issue although not exactly.. I was getting inconsistent results when I've pressed the FCB buttons that I've assigned to stomp box pedals, meaning the stomp box would turn on and off immediately, like if Amplitube was picking both value signals (min=0% and max=100%) simultaneously.
I figured out a workaround for this with the cost of available FCB buttons and consequently stomp box pedals that you can use.
I've setup 1 FCB button to turn ON and other FCB button to turn OFF the same stomp box. In the settings menu (Control->Control Change-> preset), I add the same stomp box 2x and for the first one, click learn with 1 button and set the Min=0% and MAX=NA and for the duplicated stomp box hit learn with a different button and set Min=NA and MAX=100%. I'm now able to turn ON and OFF the stomp box with no issues.. It's not the ideal solution, but it works for me.. I usually don't have more than 3 stomp box at the same time..
I still wish to try to figure this one out, if you have any tip or any advise it would be great.
Thanks! Love your content, keep it coming!
Hello MrRodvin, even though we are a little late with the response we would like to give a deeply appreciative thank you for posting your workaround as it may help others.
Guitar School Live
Is there a tutorial for bass recording? Any video I`ve looked into so far was about guitar amp and effects settings. What I am desperately looking for is how to record my bass over a backing track. How do I import the backing track, how do I adjust bass settings, how do I record, how do I play the whole thing with the recorded bass, how do I export with and without backing track.
Hello @Navi Broad, Thanks for your question. Amplitube has a collection of bass amp sims that may suit your needs. As for backing tracks use this video as a start. ua-cam.com/video/sV8rvFkPmiI/v-deo.html just use your bass amp.
We will be uploading a more in-depth video in the coming weeks. Makes sure to subscribe so you will be notified when new content is released.
Thanks,
Guitar School Live
Good video however, I use my volume pedals right before the amps that lets me switch between 2amps
Hello @Justin Gomes , we’re happy you liked the video and glad to see you are able to use the methods shown. There are many methods to control signal flow via the routing options. The intention of the video is to give a starting point to those looking to expand and enhance their experience with Amplitube 5.
We’re curious to know whether you are using dual or triple routing?
Also, we have many videos scheduled for Amplitube 5 that may be of interest to you. Make sure you subscribe so you will be notified when new content is released.
Guitar School Live
@@guitarschoollive I’ve been using Amplitube for a long time even have some of my own tutorials vids up still, I’m always looking for cool tips and tricks. I just started using amp5 and I set up my presets as 2 signals as I incorporated my Helix Rack and foot controller the controller hub
Funziona con Intel celeron n3350?
Ciao Lupo Solitario, grazie per la tua domanda.
Questi sono i requisiti minimi per Amplitube 5:
Mac® (64 bit)
Minimo: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo (Intel Core i5 consigliato), 4 GB di RAM (8 GB consigliati), macOS 10.10 o successivo. 3 GB di spazio su disco rigido.
Richiede un adattatore grafico compatibile con OpenGL 2.
Formati plug-in supportati (64 bit): Audio Units, VST 2, VST 3, AAX.
Windows® (64 bit)
Minimo: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo o AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 (Intel Core i5 consigliato), 4 GB di RAM (8 GB consigliati). Windows® 7 o successivo. 3 GB di spazio su disco rigido.
Abbiamo molti video in programma che potrebbero interessarti. Assicurati di iscriverti al canale in modo da ricevere una notifica quando vengono rilasciati nuovi contenuti.
Grazie,
Guitar School Live
@@guitarschoollive Specifiche CPU ; Numero di core. 2 ; Numero di thread. 2 ; Frequenza di burst. 2.40 GHz ; Frequenza base del processore. 1.10 GHz ; Cache. 2 MB L2 Cache.queste sono del computer può andare bene?
@@guitarschoollive ?
Mi scuso per il ritardo nella risposta. Purtroppo non sono qualificato per rispondere a domande sui requisiti software. Ecco un collegamento al sito Web di IK Multimedia. Puoi inviare loro un messaggio per scoprire se il tuo computer è in grado di eseguire Amplitube.
www.ikmultimedia.com/
Grazie,
Guitar School Live
I am back into AMPLITUBE 5 been out of IK MULTIMEDIA awhile....but am back now. Thanks for the INFORMATIVE VIDEOS ABOUT IT....always love cool tips,tricks,etc... on software especially. I'll really be watching more of these for sure- as the MIDI thing isnt for me---but others will be !!!Rock on all..#MusicMaker69
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thankyou :)