Jamulus
Dry signal only? #3375
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I use an IK Multimedia Axe I/O interface and have several different plugins I can use for amps, etc but am currently trying to use Amplitube. I cannot get audio to route from my Amplitube app to Jamulus. I've installed ASIO4ALL and have selected that in my amplitube app for both in/out and have audio as normal. I get either no audio at all in Jamulus, or I get a dry signal with no modeling applied from my app. How are you guys making this work in Windows? I just want to play guitar with my amp modeler and use that as my input for Jamulus. Are most of you guys using a mic and cabinet for guitar? Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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Does your interface work correctly with just ASIO4ALL and Jamulus, in the simplest configuration? |
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Yep, I can choose ASIO4ALL or my AXEIO ASIO driver and get the dry input signal from my guitar just fine, there's just no overdrive or effects from my amp plugins. So I guess the input is working as intended, the part im confused about is how to get the signal from my amp sim software OUT and back into Jamulus. I also have Ableton as a DAW, but couldn't figure out how to route that either. |
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Maybe you need to adapt https://jamulus.io/kb/2022/01/26/Routing-JACK-Windows.html - hopefully it shows your error. Take a screenshot of the routing configuration + all the related programs. Does your DAW/Amplitube support JACK natively? If so, you can use the JACK version of Jamulus directly. |
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I was able to get this working using Reaper and re-routing my return audio through Jamulus. This guy has a great walkthrough of how to accomplish this using VST's and an audio interface without the need for JACK, Virtual Cable & ASIO4ALL. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRWIJqgRUXc&ab_channel=TekPandaUK |
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I was able to get this working using Reaper and re-routing my return audio through Jamulus.
This guy has a great walkthrough of how to accomplish this using VST's and an audio interface without the need for JACK, Virtual Cable & ASIO4ALL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRWIJqgRUXc&ab_channel=TekPandaUK