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    • kaibagley98
      kaibagley98 last edited by

      Hey guys,
      Title pretty much says it all, I'm using an iRig 2 connecting my guitar straight into the headphones jack on my laptop.

      Thanks for any help!

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      • pipelineaudio
        pipelineaudio A2 last edited by

        That's the latency on your headphone jack's drivers. If you luck out. that port may have asio drivers, if not, try ASIO4All and see if it helps

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        • kaibagley98
          kaibagley98 @pipelineaudio last edited by

          I've installed ASIO4ALL but unless it automatically does what it's meant to do, i don't know how to use it.

          Do i need to do something once it's installed?

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          • pipelineaudio
            pipelineaudio A2 last edited by

            You will want to crank the buffer size as low as it can work. Are you using BIAS standalone or as a VST?

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            • kaibagley98
              kaibagley98 last edited by

              I think I'm using it standalone, how do I use it as VST?

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              • pipelineaudio
                pipelineaudio A2 last edited by

                You would run it as a plugin in a DAW to use it as a VST.

                For standalone, have you chosen ASIO4ALL as your driver inside Bias FX? I'm not 100% sure how BIAS FX desktop works, but I assume it has a device choser

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                • kaibagley98
                  kaibagley98 last edited by

                  I'm not sure if there is a way to choose drivers... Not unless it's fairly well hidden
                  I'm a newbie to this whole thing so is there any benefit to running it as a VST? What's the best DAW to get for this?

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                  • Tannhauser
                    Tannhauser last edited by

                    You're asking the Reaper man, yo. I use it, too, but I recommend googling all these things. Will save us days and days of telling you things.

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                    • Felix
                      Felix Moderator @kaibagley98 last edited by

                      @kaibagley98
                      If you wish to record your guitar, then the VST(plug-in) version will be the one!
                      Have a look on this ASIO4ALL tutorial from Ableton.
                      https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000204630-Setting-up-ASI04ALL-with-an-audio-interface-Windows-

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