The trick is to have multiple transmitters. I make these changes more quickly because of my wireless. I turn off one transmitter, put on the new guitar, and turn the transmitter on. Done in less than 30-seconds, faster if I have someone helping me out.
That’s pretty high. I believe you should set it as low as you can without causing crackles in your recordings/playback.
Your not far off. Usually by the 3rd set we are totally off the setlist and pretty much taking requests. So that is the case sometimes.
They are? Do you have a reference post?
But that is because maybe you have over a hundred songs what is quite respectable anyway. If you have a very strong back you can always use one of those double neck guitars, but 3 sets is quite a long haul with 7kg hanging on your strap...
Same goes for FM9 and Axe FX III. IDK if the audio driver is identical for all.
That's my solution as well. I bought an extra transmitter for my backup guitar, and can switch them pretty quickly. A friend of mine has it transmitter on his belt, and just hits a mute patch, unplugs, switches guitars and plugs back in, and then un-mutes. He's faster than me at guitar switching, but I like to have the transmitter on the guitar strap.
Aren’t you referencing yourself and not an official source, or am I wrong?
its on the 2 page of the thread - Admin M states will be looking at soon
I’m using Windows 11 also. Did you uninstall the old drivers first? I still have old Windows habit of uninstalling and rebooting then install new drivers. Did things go back to normal? I haven’t had a chance to do a lot of recording yet, but things seem OK. I only mentioned because of people talking about latency.
Thanks... Good to know.
The actual post is this one;
