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Everything posted by dave_bass5
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Agree with jrixn1, a powered PA speaker taking a line feed from the desk or Helix (assuming you want playing in stereo) would be ideal. You wouldn’t need an amp, and could control your own volume on stage from it. Plenty of them will work on their side, so can be directional, and for home use you don’t need to worry about setting an amp up as well,. A lot of them also have seen sort of DSP if you dont seven want to brother with the Helix.
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We did a basic version of this Beatles song recently, and while I’m not happy with the guitar mix, I think it sounds ok overall.
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No problem. I guess its something i should know in case i need to use it like this. It does work as expected, at least with my ipad. Connected the UR22C to the ipad via USB-C as i normaly would, all working fine, and when I changed the power over to the micro USB it went dead. Plugged in a phone charger to the Micro USB and it all came back to life.
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Yes. Stereo was one of the things I really missed with the Solo. At first it was fine, but when I needed to record my Keyboard it became a problem unless I used USB, and it’s a bit of a faff changing over each time. Even my Focusrite 2i4 can do it, but my son uses it now. I had never bothered looking at the UR series until a mate got one and I had to set it up for him. It’s down to the DAW to set the configuration to stereo, but it works well. With CB it’s a lot more integrated, but any DAW should allow you to set up a stereo input from this. I’ve just recorded my GF singing in to my iPad, and the control panel that you can download to the iPad is great. Really useful as you get proper input metering at hardware level, and you can apply the effects so they are only there for monitoring, or get recorded. You can’t with the reverb though, but you wouldn’t want to. This is all before it gets to the DAW (Cunasis in my case). I’ve not tried the power switch, but I believe it will work like that. I can give it a try later if it helps.
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Blimey, Sunday morning typos lol.
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Thats what i do. My set up is in the living room so most of the time i record with headphones. You just have to get used to how the different devices sound. I know now that i need to boost the bass a bit more than I’d like when using my AKG headphones, and this seems to give a better level through normal speakers. I also have a pair of small JBL 104’s on my deck so go back and forth between those. Also a good idea to try the mix at low volume to make sure the vocals stand out. Since the thread started ive move up to a Steinberg UR22C interface. I really missed the headphone volume knob when doing the above. Sometimes I’d forget to turn the speakers down and get told off by the Family lol. It also has its own DSP, so you get a channel strip with EQ and Comp, decent reverb and amp sims with zero latency on the input. This is on ipad and computer which is cool for just jamming around without loading a DAW etc.
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Come to think of it, when i first got CB Pro i was having an issue where it would just shut down. No warnings, no errors, just gone. It would happen quite a lot. Back then i was using Helix Native on a few tracks. I hadn’t thought it relevant until now, but since I stopped using it and use the VST amps or the ones built in to the interface ive not seen this issue. Could be a Helix issue.
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Did you click the link i posted? I agree though, its not going to be AI thats the problem.
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Thats a good price on Amazon, but as he has AI he can get pro for £250 as i said above. Thats one of the good things about getting a Steinberg interface, it comes with AI. EDIT: £243. https://www.juno.co.uk/products/steinberg-cubase-pro-11-upgrade-from-cubase/800404-01/?currency=GBP&flt=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw0caCBhCIARIsAGAfuMyP1MHPLnrDs-NyqiAqlT9UWK6rpa3FbPj3Ad6dkVAF8Vm_Jt2gHd0aAmPvEALw_wcB
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Just a FYI. AI to Artist is £120. AI to Pro is £250. This is if you get it from one of the music shops online and not Steinberg. If you upgrade to Elements first it will cost a lot more in the long run as there is no cheap upgrade path from Elements. (So £190 and £405), on top of the £50 to go to Elements You can get a 30 day free trial of Elements. Might be worth seeing if thats any better before spending money. I don’t think it will make a difference though.
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A few ideas. Make sure your anti virus is not scanning anything to do with Helix or Steingberg. This will slow things down Can you freeze the tracks, or bounce them so that you can add more tracks? Possible to use on instance of Helix as dual channel? Not really practical i know. I didn’t have any issues when i was using Helix in CB Elements, and none in Pro, but never tried it in AI. I do see the CPU meter go up when i have more than one track, but nothing that I’d worry about. Does AI have ASIO Guard in Studio like Pro does? If so maybe make that higher. Your laptop is way more powerful than my PC, so it should be more capable and shouldn’t have this issue unless AI is crippled in some way, which i doubt.
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Also check out Chris Selim - Mixdown Online Channel on YT. Really knows his stuff, although its like being taught by Fat Tony from the Simpsons 😂
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Im pretty sure he has. might not be the Hang out videos, as these seem to be question answer things, but check the Cubase channel. This any good?
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I love Gregs videos. I tend to watch the hang out videos the next day though. Once the index has been posted. Over 3 hours is a long time to sit watching anything.
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Yeah, thats the version i was talking about, and i agree, way above a lot of people’s needs. These days (not that i do a lot) I’m more likely to use Lumafusion on my ipad, as my ipad is much more powerful than my PC.
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Probably better off sticking with a video editor for video, plus CB pro cost £499 if brought without an upgrade. Davicni Resolve is well with the cost though if you want a more pro editor 😀
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Check the link I posted earlier about the VST instruments. That has all the info.
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Nope. Didn’t say that, I said it handles video. Doesn’t edit it. It’s used for a lot of scoring and soundtrack stuff, so video integrates well with it, but it’s not a video editor.
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Exactly. I sent you the link to the Bandlab version ages ago as you wanted to do some recording. So yeah, we are both right 😂
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Not you matey. You never got around to using cakewalk so getting another DAW is not happening 😀 But yes it does handle video.
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Something that’s getting phased out after all these years 😀 Personally I have no issue with it. Long gone are the days all you needed was a cracked copy of a .dll to run Cubase. I did like the idea of the dongle though. It keeps all the licences together and I can go to someone else’s house and have full functionality, even if they don’t own the software. No need to keep registering it etc.
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If you can go AI to Artist or pro, you can still use Elements. You’d need to get another dongle as it’s locked to your computer using the soft licenser, but with a dongle you can take it to another computer if you need to.
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Yeah. Those plus others. Still not the full versions of GA and Halion, but with more sounds in Halion. https://steinberg.help/cubase-manuals/cubase-pro/cubase-pro-11/
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It seemed a simple thing to do, and not something ive done before, but I couldn’t figure out what it was all going wrong. Normally not a problem, but it was nice having this feature. If i i time stretched it i could get the benign and end linked up, but the bits between would not match the bars. We also did our own verison of Town called Malice, and i used Spectrlayers to rip Weller vocals off the original and put it on ours, just as an experiment. That too worked well. I also had to play bass on that, and I hadn’t played bass for over 6 months. I ended up going in and moving any of the notes that were out of time back in time. Mates thought i had played it really well.....don’t tell them otherwise lol,