tmbridge
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Hi all,
Quick intro: I'm relatively new to the world of modeling and have been learning the FM3 for a few months now.
I'd like to be able to re-amp without switching from my USB Interface (Beringer UMD404HD) to the FM3 as the In/Out device in Logic Pro X.
I have a patch bay connecting literally everything in my rig and this is what I've tried:
At this point, I expect the track to play with the FM3 in the signal chain. Instead, I just hear the regular DI. The weird thing is, if I play other sounds from my computer (Spotify, Youtube), it DOES get the FM3 effects applied. It's only through Logic where it seems to bypass the FM3
I also tried printing to a new track by adding these steps:
At this point, I expect the new printed track to contain the effects/models from the FM3 but instead I get either a direct copy of the DI track, silence, the DI track + what sounds like very slight/low volume reverb/delay tails, or a mash of feedback. Forgive me, but in my final minutes of troubleshooting, I moved so many settings that I forgot what actually causes the change from DI, silence, feedback. I can run through the config permutations again and take proper notes if it would significantly help troubleshooting.
Anyway, I know I could use the USB re-amping method -- but I'm really curious to see if I could get this working. It'd also help for future situations where I'd want to add outboard gear into Logic.
Please let me know if I can provide any more information. Any help or insights would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Tim
Quick intro: I'm relatively new to the world of modeling and have been learning the FM3 for a few months now.
I'd like to be able to re-amp without switching from my USB Interface (Beringer UMD404HD) to the FM3 as the In/Out device in Logic Pro X.
I have a patch bay connecting literally everything in my rig and this is what I've tried:
- I ensure my computer is sending Logic output to Behringer Outputs 1 & 2, leaving 3 & 4 to be used for re-amping.
- I create a new track and assign Behringer Input 1 to it
- I record DI guitar, without FM3 in the signal chain at all. I go directly to the Behringer interface.
- I patch the Playback Output 3 from the Behringer interface to the Input 1 of the FM3
- I add an I/O Plugin to my channel strip containing guitar DI
- I set the I/O Plugin with Output = Playback Output 3 and Input = Behringer Input 3
At this point, I expect the track to play with the FM3 in the signal chain. Instead, I just hear the regular DI. The weird thing is, if I play other sounds from my computer (Spotify, Youtube), it DOES get the FM3 effects applied. It's only through Logic where it seems to bypass the FM3
I also tried printing to a new track by adding these steps:
- I add a new track and set it's input to Behringer Input 3
- I record this new track
At this point, I expect the new printed track to contain the effects/models from the FM3 but instead I get either a direct copy of the DI track, silence, the DI track + what sounds like very slight/low volume reverb/delay tails, or a mash of feedback. Forgive me, but in my final minutes of troubleshooting, I moved so many settings that I forgot what actually causes the change from DI, silence, feedback. I can run through the config permutations again and take proper notes if it would significantly help troubleshooting.
Anyway, I know I could use the USB re-amping method -- but I'm really curious to see if I could get this working. It'd also help for future situations where I'd want to add outboard gear into Logic.
Please let me know if I can provide any more information. Any help or insights would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Tim
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