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Please update Guitar Rig to the most current version (3.2.x) through service center. The log tells me that you're running a much older version.
What do you mean by unstable?
I can't provide any support on Tracktion, but please make sure that you're updated to the newest version of Guitar Rig.
Great news!
I'm so sorry, but I have no idea.
Are you on the newest Guitar Rig (3.2.x) that is 64-bit compatible? Also, make sure you disable speed stepping and hyperthreading in your BIOS.
That's from an Eventide. I don't think Guitar Rig can do it as GR doesn't have a harmonic pitch shifter.
Sure, ask around. Look on eBay, too. As long as it's a legitimate dealer, those questions are fine here.
1) Yes, it will sound better as it has a preamp and your soundcard does not. The converters are alos better. 2) You will always need an amp. What...
Windows 7 is not released and NI isn't supporting unreleased operating systems officially at this time. As for your other problem, a simple...
For question one: Make sure you've disabled speed stepping in your BIOS. Also, turn off the internet when you're playing. Are you using the Rig...
Hi there, I really think you need to talk to support. This back and forth is probably frustrating for you because of the delay. One call to...
Your post has lost me, I'm afraid... Please know that the RK does not send MIDI. It has a MIDI interface built in, but the RK will never send...
You know, I'm not sure about this. Let me ask the other moderator, Eric to chime in.
You can use the headphone output, which has a variable output control. You'll just need a Y-cable that terminates with a stereo 1/4" cable.
Yup, and that's VERY low...
You need to go to the Soundcard tab and select "Guitar Rig" there. What worries me is that it looks like you're on an older version of Guitar Rig....
I wouldn't use ASIO4ALL for a USB device. Does the Zoom has an ASIO driver? If so, use it. I'm sorry, but I'm unable to give you more detailed...
Sometimes, but not really. You will have better performance, but that won't make the latency go up/down.