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STEREO Input into BIAS FX
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Hey,
my name is Stefan and I am new to BIAS FX.
I did not found any help for my question in the existing threads so I started a new one. Hopefully it's not already been discussed somewhere.My question:
I run a pedalboard (real pedals) in stereo. This means I come out of the board with two different signals for two different amps.
Is there a way to use these two different outputs of the board for two inputs for the BIAS FX? It looks like the BIAS FX alway has the splitter in DualMode, but I do not need the splitter, just one amp for one input.Would be cool to get any help for that.
Cheers
Stefan
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If you are talking about in studio, then yeah you can run 2 inputs into your ADA converter, and try panning left and right for the effects, but do not think this will translate into stereo. Or 1 signal to bias fx software or plugin, and then run another bias fx plugin for the second chain.
if you really have 2 separate signal chains on your peddle board, that you run some effects in stereo, then this will not work with the bias software.
If you have 2 separate signal chains on your peddle board for 2 amps, this will not work with the bias software. I ran into the same snag as well. The feature with bias fx using dual amps is nice, but it has a splitter and 1 signal out of that chain, so no separate dual amp chain.
You can run 2 bias fx plugins, but will take up a lot of resources on your computer.
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Stereo routing is a bit confusing in here, but as I like to put a harmonizer before the amps, I can confirm that at least into (some? All the ones I tried) the heads in biasfx, it treats them as two discrete inputs (I don't know why they would do that, but I'm happy for it)
