Hi, it must be something VERY simple but I cannot really find it I cannot switch on either channel FX or Rev-X in Cubase (tried C11 Pro and C7) dedicated windows. It means I show Hardware rack in MixConsole, I see the signal flow (as written in pg. 17 of UR824 manual) but even I am able to show Rev.X window or Effect window the On/Off switch in upper left corner is greyed out so I am not able to switch the effect on. Neither Direct Monitor checkbox in Audio Setup dialogue has any effect on this nor Monitor/Record Enable buttons for Audio tracks. What the hell I am missing? My systems runs W10 Pro/64bit, version 1903. UR824 has the latest FW, Yamaha Tools version 2.2.1, Yamaha USB driver version 2.0.4.
Thanx for any hint!
Pavel
Ahh - anything wrong just between two universes this button is fir usung in Native mode (VST3) and does nothing in DSP mode (i.e. in direct monitoring of an input channel). But another question - all guitar amps has a really high level of their noise or how to say - I mean they are amplyfying the “nature noise” to such high level it seems like no real use with guitar connected for example. See the picture enclosed:
This is situation when UR824 input 1 is set to Hi-Z, nothing has been plugged in and the gain knob is about half a way. Is that normal?
P.
Hi,
I find these amps sims to be so realistic that they also model the hiss of a real amp with the gain turned up. I wouldn’t want to be using them for all out Metal tones though as that might become unworkable. You can set up a gate or edit out the parts where you need silence. I never expected much from these plugins but I have used them quite a few times now and really like their sound. The clean amp with trem is incredible.
Hi, thanx for answer. I have to say it “had to be something inbetween” - after standard reboot of my system everything started to work correctly. I.e. normal level of hiss etc. which I expected. The mentioned behaviour had been changing for example with guitar placement and a few other strange things…dunno what was wrong. But actually it is OK and fine (at leas for non-pure-guitarist ).
P.
Great you got it sorted out.
Kind regards,
Canaan