I am trying to use the FCB1010 with Amplitube on Windows. Am going crazy! HELP?
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I would suggest the EurekaPROM to go with it. Makes it function as a stompbox with native support for guitar VSTs like this.
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I don't use that program or windows, but maybe this video could help? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wACkMPfcEEA The video tutorial is actually for Mac, but this windows program helps set up the FCB1010: https://secure.mtnsys.com/faq-fcb/PCEditorBeta.htm I don't use that editor particularly, cause I don't use windows, but hopefully it can get you started.
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Hi Hannah, I have the "big brother" version of this interface, called the Onyx BlackBird and I can tell you with quite a bit of certainty that your problem is NOT with the actual interface, but rather with your use of it. The pre amps in your Onyx Blackjack are the same as the pre amps in the bigger version that I have and let me tell you, they are phenomenal! Pristine! You did a great job picking out a small USB interface for yourself! From the little bit of info that I have on your situation, which is really next to none.. I believe your problem is improper gain staging. Go google "gain staging for the home studio". You're most likely setting your mic pres too hot and recording into your DAW at a level that is too hot, as a result. It's called clipping, and in the digital world, it is a big NO NO. Hope this helps, happy recording, Hannah! Also, as a side note: try to record at the highest resolution that your interface/DAW/computer will let you! This will ensure that you are getting the most out of your set up that you can. If you don't know what that means, go do some more research. Jim G.
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When trying to piggyback a frequency, neither mic worked.... Humming and feedback out of both mics.KJBen
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http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=behringer+b+controller+logic+pro+x+youtube&FOR;M=VIRE2#view=detail&mid;=1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CE1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CEcheck out this link if that doesnt work email me @ merdatboy at gmail dot com
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As the other response mentions you need an audio interface that plugs into your computer (Most likely via USB or Firewire. I personally use an MBox Mini). AmpliTube 3 is just software, it takes the dry incoming guitar signal from your audio interface and applies their amp/stomp box/etc... modeling to it, making your guitar sound as if it's being played through that gear. So you must supply the interface + guitar + guitar cable in order to use this. I mainly use Amplitube3 as a plugin in side my DAW (Reaper) however it can run standalone and even has a 4 track recorder which is nice.
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I didn't have a problem. In fact I am answering your question while listening to the amp connected to my computer through a USB connection. I am using an iMAC with OSX 10.6.8. I don't know about the windows drivers.
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I had the same problem you need to get an interface its a little red box to monitor your sound I kept messin with it but nothing worked so get the uca222 ucontrol and some rca jacks but either than that you'll be happy
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You need to use a USB or FireWire audio interface. I use and like the Presonus AudioBox 22VSL. Plug your mic XLR into the DBX and then run the DBX out into one of the AudioBox inputs with a good cable.
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Yup. Just plug it in and you'll see it show up as /dev/ttyUSB0 (or something similar). I use ckermit to connect to it. No drivers or anything else needed.
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Are you running Windows 7? I ran into some problems trying to get the microphone to work on Windows 7 but would be happy to show you how to do it if needed
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Not enough information supplied here. Is it there sound card, speakers, audio in mute, speakers not turned on, a laptop, a desktop, what operating system are you using? All these questions need to be known. As far a a recommendation, I have a desktop computer with Windows 7 64 bit system and I'm using Creative SB1350, PCI Express Sound Blaster. I first tried the SB1040 Sound Blaster but it wasn't the best for me, as I like to record what I hear and I couldn't with this one.
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you may need to disable your onboard soundcard first. try that and make sure the syba shows up in device manager when you plug it in. you could also try a different usb port. hope this helps, mine works great!
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If you're on Windows 8/8.1 good luck! They don't have signed drivers and their promise of releasing them months ago has gone no where. I returned this great unit in favor of the fiio x5. If on Windows 8, you can try the workaround by starting windows 'ignoring driver signatures', but it's flaky doesn't stick, may crash your PC...and if it 'does' work...you only get 16 bit / 44k sample rate (same as CD quality). Too bad for such a great device :(
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Again, it works with Garageband, but I haven't tried using it with Amplitube or Pocketamp. I don't know if those apps give you the option of using Bluetooth. Could be an update to both of these apps if we make enough noise!
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I just started using MediaMonkey (the free version) and it works well with the DX50. All I've done so far is to sync the library after ripping new CDs; haven't created any playlists or anything else.
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Does your keyboard amp have an XLR input, very important. What OS are you using. Your PC/Mac should recognize your usb output for your app.
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There is no one simple answer. First I would look to any support forums for the software you are using it with. I assume a DAW. When you say computer sound card, that might be the main trouble. You should always be using a dedicated audio interface not a standard sound card that comes with your average off the shelf computer. Daniel G. is right in that your audio buffer size is a good place to tweak. But go find a support community for the program(s) you are using the keyboard with.