Delay between playing on guitar and sound from BIAS
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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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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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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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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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I think I'm using it standalone, how do I use it as VST?
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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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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? -
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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@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-
