parlopower
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I have tried a search but did not find the answer to this specific question:
Is the following possible:
Use Axe Fx III as audio interface
Play back a Cubase project through the Axe Fx III unprocessed
Send one DI track from this Cubase project through the Axe Fx III processing and record the reamped sound while the mix is playing back
That way, it would be easier to adjust the reamping sound to fit the mix. Is that possible with a certain Input / Output block configuration of the Axe Fx III? (I know how to route the tracks in Cubase, that will not be a problem.) I was able to do this through the SPDIF in/out with the Axe Fx II when I still had my Steinberg UR28M that also had SPDIF i/o, but I sold that and now use an Apollo Twin exclusively for the vocals and the Axe Fx III for everything else, so I don't have that option anymore (Apollo Twin does not have digital in and out.) I don't want to run the reamping signal through an analog reamping loop, I think the multiple conversions and gain stages could degrade the signal.
Hope that was halfway understandable the way I tried to describe it...
Is the following possible:
Use Axe Fx III as audio interface
Play back a Cubase project through the Axe Fx III unprocessed
Send one DI track from this Cubase project through the Axe Fx III processing and record the reamped sound while the mix is playing back
That way, it would be easier to adjust the reamping sound to fit the mix. Is that possible with a certain Input / Output block configuration of the Axe Fx III? (I know how to route the tracks in Cubase, that will not be a problem.) I was able to do this through the SPDIF in/out with the Axe Fx II when I still had my Steinberg UR28M that also had SPDIF i/o, but I sold that and now use an Apollo Twin exclusively for the vocals and the Axe Fx III for everything else, so I don't have that option anymore (Apollo Twin does not have digital in and out.) I don't want to run the reamping signal through an analog reamping loop, I think the multiple conversions and gain stages could degrade the signal.
Hope that was halfway understandable the way I tried to describe it...