Highly recommended to newer engineers, more established studio owners with the real amps and effects should probably skip this.
I have never recommended this before to anyone, given my preference for analog equipment (even when recording digitally in Pro Tools). I think that this is a great idea for someone who needs a range of tones that sound pretty good, and can't afford to invest in a multitude of amps and effects.
The manual definitely helped me through the entire process pretty clearly, without it I would have been pretty lost. It's about as tedious as installing and new piece of hardware would be. I am almost positive this will only work with Pro Tools.Īfter the basic installation, which took some time, I didn't have any problems.
The drivers are stable thus far, and they make things easy even on a home recording setup. The latency in this thing is almost nonexistent, since it relies mostly on the interface itself to process.
As of now, though, I'm not going to need an update anytime soon. This device is relatively new, so there are still a few things I'm unsure of, mainly the frequency and quality of updates. It also has a tuner, a USB connection, and 2 line-level 1/4" inputs. The device can also be controlled with MIDI. The device also features an Integrated FX loop to hook up the effects you already own. The amp has a guitar input that is specific for the amp modeling and effects processor, Stereo balanced XLR outputs and dedicated 1/4” outputs, and an XLR mic input with 48V phantom power and a pad switch. I used it as a console for home recording, so I didn't use it in combination with any other consoles or preamps or anything. The main selling point of this feature is that it is a very high-tech amp modeler, a recording interface, and an effects processor all in one. I was using this primarily as the recording interface, since all I really had to record was guitars. Really it sounds all beauty and happiness of finding playable presets.I stumbled upon this multifunctional device while I was looking for recording interfaces. Raport price / quality great, especially with the offer this summer when acaht for PSP is 50% UVI on maps that are of the ball! (I took organ Retro, Retro Key, Synth Antho). Here I find myself not serve me as PSP, I m'éforce even look elsewhere for variety of sounds and color and cushion my pack NI!
Some of the newly added instruments are UVI Falcon, which comprises an amazing factory sound set, Plugsound avid Edition, which is a collection of synthesizer samples and instruments of size 2.6 GB along with 1000 preset sounds. There is something evident is that despite the fact that I have all the apps from home OR I had a hard time to switch my set Hard to soft drinks, I never found the right sound. Pro tools comes with an ample supply of virtual instruments. I find really sounds like my Triton general, and of high quality. Starting at kicking back with soft drinks, and note those in NI, the advantage of PSP is that it sounds right now! Finally playable presets. Configuration + / - stable, wait a new sound card to replace one of my pedals I really think that is so and so. At first glance, it requires a lot of resources proc, I'll say a little more when I would do 2-3 records. Therefore, retain only the reliability of the Standalone version.
It works perfectly as a standalone, but as Kore plant regularly (but not only. 2.14 GHz iMac + 2GB Ram + Sound Card Guitar Rig 2. We do not necessarily control all of a sudden, no exaggeration, but it's more ergonomic. Ultimate Sound Bank Plugsound Box VST v1. Ultimate Sound Bank (USB) refers to PlugSound Pro (399) as a complete workstation plug-in. You can add to the collection by importing files in REX, AIFF, WAV, and other formats. The setup is rather easy and the manual, I have not needed to look. PlugSound Pro 1.0.0 from Ultimate Sound Bank is a versatile sample player that ships with an 8 GB sound set. A little confusing at first, but am convinced it is a very good solution today.
The installation has not been a problem too.