ChrisGSP
Blues Journeyman
Hi there, Sunday morning here in Oz.
I'm having trouble figuring out how to "connect" plug-ins to recording software, and wondered if there's any help that anyone knows about. I've been using computers since forever, but have never done any audio-recording on a computer.
I'm running Windows 10 64-bit, latest version, on a reasonably decent HP Laptop with 8GB RAM.
I've got Audacity, Song Surgeon, Studio 1 Version 5 as recording applications. All work fine.
I don't have a working guitar amplifier, but I use a Vox Amplug I/O (USB interface) to connect the guitar to the computer. Then there's an application called JamVox that takes the signal from the Amplug and adds all sorts of fantastic stuff to the raw guitar. And here comes the problem....
The JamVox software says that it's a compatible ASIO plug-in, but I can't get it to "talk" to any of the recording apps. I can get the raw guitar input into all of the programs, but I can't get the JamVox-processed signal into any of them.
Is anybody willing to offer advice? Your reward will be a warm fuzzy feeling for having helped a fellow-BGU-er
I'm having trouble figuring out how to "connect" plug-ins to recording software, and wondered if there's any help that anyone knows about. I've been using computers since forever, but have never done any audio-recording on a computer.
I'm running Windows 10 64-bit, latest version, on a reasonably decent HP Laptop with 8GB RAM.
I've got Audacity, Song Surgeon, Studio 1 Version 5 as recording applications. All work fine.
I don't have a working guitar amplifier, but I use a Vox Amplug I/O (USB interface) to connect the guitar to the computer. Then there's an application called JamVox that takes the signal from the Amplug and adds all sorts of fantastic stuff to the raw guitar. And here comes the problem....
The JamVox software says that it's a compatible ASIO plug-in, but I can't get it to "talk" to any of the recording apps. I can get the raw guitar input into all of the programs, but I can't get the JamVox-processed signal into any of them.
Is anybody willing to offer advice? Your reward will be a warm fuzzy feeling for having helped a fellow-BGU-er