Ein Mikrocontroller mit 16 Kernen und 500 MHz bietet 16 Kanäle mit makellosem USB-Audio (8 Eingänge, 8 Ausgänge), so dass das Axe-Fx III zum Mittelpunkt deines Musik-Arbeitsplatzes wird. Die audiophilen Signalpfad-Komponenten und -Konverter bieten eine bessere Audio-Performance als die meisten dedizierten USB-Audio-Interfaces.
I like to sing and record acoustic guitars in one take.
Can you even add a third Mic for vocals? ( needs 48V, too)
Setup:
I would connect my master monitors (Genelec/Yamaha 80) of my studio to the AXE III, selling my (beloved, but hey!) UAD audio Interface. I use it mainly for low latency recording with my miked acoustic guitars, vocals (mic input) and reamping electric guitars (instrument input). But the effects in the Axe are superb, so I am easy to change that. - knowing the ULTRA
With Cubase I am not able to switch audio interfaces independendly seperating audio (AXE III) in and out (UAD) - like Logic Pro X-, so there will be all in one routing for IN and OUT of my studio signals with the AXE III. I would give the reverb for 0 latency monitoring during vocal/guitar recordings a shot, I guess...
What are the sample rates and bit depth of the AXE III working as audio interface? Would you recommend a low buffer setting in a studio recording situation?
But first off: What is your experience to integrate III at the center of your acoustic audio production setup?
THX for help!
I like to sing and record acoustic guitars in one take.
Can you even add a third Mic for vocals? ( needs 48V, too)
Setup:
I would connect my master monitors (Genelec/Yamaha 80) of my studio to the AXE III, selling my (beloved, but hey!) UAD audio Interface. I use it mainly for low latency recording with my miked acoustic guitars, vocals (mic input) and reamping electric guitars (instrument input). But the effects in the Axe are superb, so I am easy to change that. - knowing the ULTRA
With Cubase I am not able to switch audio interfaces independendly seperating audio (AXE III) in and out (UAD) - like Logic Pro X-, so there will be all in one routing for IN and OUT of my studio signals with the AXE III. I would give the reverb for 0 latency monitoring during vocal/guitar recordings a shot, I guess...
What are the sample rates and bit depth of the AXE III working as audio interface? Would you recommend a low buffer setting in a studio recording situation?
But first off: What is your experience to integrate III at the center of your acoustic audio production setup?
THX for help!
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