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Automating Parameters in Apple Logic Pro ................................................................ 56

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Sidechaining .............................................................................................................................. 57

Options .....................................................................................................................

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Controller .................................................................................................................................... 58

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Setting up External MIDI Controllers .......................................................................... 59

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Assigning Functions to Controllers ............................................................................ 60

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Linking External MIDI Controllers to the Virtual Rig Kontrol ....................................... 62

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Hold Mode for MIDI Controllers and Rig Kontrol ......................................................... 62

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Preferences ................................................................................................................................. 64

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Rig Kontrol 1 Support ................................................................................................ 66

Menu Bar ..................................................................................................................

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File ............................................................................................................................................. 68

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Edit ............................................................................................................................................. 69

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View ............................................................................................................................................ 69

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Help ............................................................................................................................................ 70

10 Audio and MIDI Settings ............................................................................................

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Audio .......................................................................................................................................... 71

11 Keyboard Shortcuts ...................................................................................................

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Summary of Contents for Guitar Rig 5

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Page 4: ...e Rack 19 3 1 Building a Rack from Scratch 19 3 1 1 The Component Pool 20 3 1 2 Setting Up an Amp 20 3 1 3 Basics for Rack Building 22 4 Working with Presets 25 4 1 The Preset Browser 26 4 1 1 Tags and the Preset List 27 4 1 2 The Search Engine 28 4 1 3 Loading and Saving Rack Presets 29 4 1 4 Importing Presets 29 4 1 5 Exporting Presets 30 4 1 6 Saving New Rack Presets 30 4 1 7 Tags on Three Leve...

Page 5: ... 6 Master FX 47 6 The Rig Kontrol 49 6 1 Activating the Rig Kontrol 49 6 2 Assigning Functions to the Rig Kontrol 50 6 3 Configuring Assignments 51 6 4 Assigning Functions to External Controllers 53 7 Using Guitar Rig in a Host 54 7 1 Basics 54 7 1 1 Audio and MIDI Setup 54 7 1 2 Plug In Location 54 7 1 3 Setting Up a Guitar or Bass Track 54 7 1 4 Synchronization 55 7 1 5 Total Recall 55 7 2 Autom...

Page 6: ... Controllers 60 8 1 3 Linking External MIDI Controllers to the Virtual Rig Kontrol 62 8 1 4 Hold Mode for MIDI Controllers and Rig Kontrol 62 8 2 Preferences 64 8 2 1 Rig Kontrol 1 Support 66 9 Menu Bar 68 9 1 File 68 9 2 Edit 69 9 3 View 69 9 4 Help 70 10 Audio and MIDI Settings 71 10 1 Audio 71 11 Keyboard Shortcuts 74 Table of Contents GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 6 ...

Page 7: ... the RIG KONTROL 3 All the manuals can be accessed through the program menu by selecting Help Open Man ual Visit the community forums at http www native instruments com forum where beginners and experienced users exchange knowledge on Native Instruments products every day Document Conventions This document uses particular formatting to point out special facts and to warn you of po tential issues T...

Page 8: ... in square brackets e g Press Shift Return Single instructions are introduced by this play button type arrow Results of actions are introduced by this smaller arrow 1 2 Safety Considerations GUITAR RIG 5 in combination with headphones or amplifier driven speakers produ ces output levels that can cause hearing damage For your protection set all output levels to a minimum before using GUITAR RIG 5 G...

Page 9: ...rface of GUITAR RIG in Standard View 2 1 Global Header The Global Header visible both in Standard view and in Live view assembles the main input and output controls as well as the system performance display of GUITAR RIG 5 GUITAR RIG Global Header User Interface Global Header GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 9 ...

Page 10: ... level with the knob to the right The Learn function automatically sets the optimum threshold Double click the threshold knob and do not play your instrument for some seconds GUITAR RIG 5 analyses your signal and sets the threshold just above any residual noise The Output Meter OUT shows the amplitude of the software s output and features an integrated volume fader that controls the output level I...

Page 11: ... CPU display shows OFF If a CPU overload occurs the display shows OVER and the Power button turns red the audio engine has been disabled You might need to disable some components or turn off high quality mode to save CPU power Then re activate the audio engine by clicking the Power button User Interface Global Header GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 11 ...

Page 12: ... view to the Live view It hides the Rack and instead puts the most important perform ance features into a clear layout The Live view is perfect for on stage use consolidating the following elements Global Header Current Preset List as defined in the Preset Browser User Interface Live View GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 12 ...

Page 13: ...tions by clicking on the buttons labeled METRONOME TUNER and LOOP MACHINE Whenever you trigger the Tuner via a controller input the Tuner will automatically be activated 2 3 Toolbar and Rack If you are in Live view please return to Standard view by clicking on the LIVE button to continue our tour through the user interface of GUITAR RIG 5 User Interface Toolbar and Rack GUITAR RIG 5 Application Re...

Page 14: ... shows the currently activated Rack preset You can step through the current Preset List even if it is not visible by clicking on the Up Down arrows Save makes changes to the loaded preset permanent overriding the stored settings with the current ones Factory Presets and User Presets are now stored in separate folders User Interface Toolbar and Rack GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 14 ...

Page 15: ...mponents with one click this can of course be undone by selecting Edit Undo from the program menu or by pressing Ctrl Z Win Cmd Z Mac OS X Clicking on the minus minimizes all rack modules It then turns into a plus allowing to restore the previous view The Rack holds all the components that are processing your sound giving a clear over view of the signal flow It is the heart of GUITAR RIG 5 s funct...

Page 16: ...ntrollers to the Virtual Rig Kontrol to benefit from its integration especially in Live view See section 8 1 3 Linking External MIDI Controllers to the Virtual Rig Kontrol for details 2 5 SideKick About a third of the user interface is occupied by the SideKick a multi functional area on the left hand side of the screen User Interface SideKick GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 16 ...

Page 17: ...dden by clicking on the Arrow button situated next to the tab buttons or by pressing F2 The Preset Browser 1 allows filtering of all available Rack Presets on three levels you can organize your presets and perform a text search to easily find your presets See section 3 Components and the Rack on working with presets User Interface SideKick GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 17 ...

Page 18: ...ents and the Rack on techniques to build up your rack The Options screen 3 serves to configure external controllers and their assignments as well as preferences such as the window height the path to presets and other de tails See section 8 Options on setting up MIDI controllers and other options User Interface SideKick GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 18 ...

Page 19: ...tart the Rack of GUITAR RIG 5 is empty You will hear dry slightly pre am plified guitar sound when you play an invitation to try out the various components for yourself The empty Rack Components and the Rack Building a Rack from Scratch GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 19 ...

Page 20: ...ased modulation effects Pitch Pitched based effects and synthesizers Reverbs Reverbs Special FX Hard to categorize special effects Tools Loop Master FX Container and tools for parallel signal processing When you select any component by clicking on it it is highlighted and a list of all availa ble Component Presets is shown below Learn more about Component Presets in section 4 3 Component Presets 3...

Page 21: ...will see four options Cabinets Mics Control Room Control Room Pro and Matched Cabinets Another option is to use the pull down menu included in the matched cabinet Here you will see the full list of available cabinets You can also use the plus minus tabs to toggle through the list Components and the Rack Building a Rack from Scratch GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 21 ...

Page 22: ... out some amp settings recommended by our sound designers try the pull down menu to configure the Jump Click on the arrow to display the Compo nent Presets Component Presets 3 1 3 Basics for Rack Building The audio signal runs through the chain of rack modules from top to bottom except if you are using special tools that create parallel processing paths like the Split See the Compo nents Reference...

Page 23: ...t swapping and allows for quickly trying out alternatives Be warned that clicking any component in the Pool will replace that in the rack For instance double clicking an effect will replace an amplifier If no component is highlighted double clicking on any item of the Component Pool or any Component Preset adds the component to the end of the Rack It is then immediately se lected and ready for hot...

Page 24: ...dropping them anywhere outside of the rack Another option is to choose Delete selected from the context menu after right clicking the component The Rack Module Column All modules in the rack feature a small column on the right Rack Module Column The On Off button allows for true bypassing of the module no CPU power is con sumed when it is turned off The Minus button minimizes the module s display ...

Page 25: ...hen loading a preset Set it to Sound if you want the tempo setting to be loaded with the Rack Preset The assignments of the Virtual Rig Kontrol and other controllers can be globally locked see section 6 2 Assigning Functions to the Rig Kontrol and 8 1 2 Assign ing Functions to Controllers which is indicated by a small padlock symbol These will not be affected by controller assignments stored in a ...

Page 26: ...ser The Preset Browser Click on the Browser button to open the Preset Browser a powerful tool for finding and organizing all your Rack Presets Working with Presets The Preset Browser GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 26 ...

Page 27: ...b tags they can be selected in the middle column Sub tags of the third level appear in the right column if present Consequently sub tags disappear if you deselect the tag they belong to by clicking on it You can select multiple tags by holding SHIFT or Ctrl while you click The Preset List itself sports 3 columns List Number Name and Rating Note that you can resize the height of the list by draggin...

Page 28: ... preset to help your memory and after doing this with all your presets provide you with a powerful Preset List Sort it by rating 4 1 2 The Search Engine The new search engine will help you to quickly find a particular preset by entering part of its name The search bar situated between the Preset Browser and the Preset List is al ways ready to process your requests Working with Presets The Preset B...

Page 29: ... you press ALT while doing so all the components Stereo buttons will engage regardless of their stored settings so your complete Rack will process audio in true stereo Any changes you make now won t automatically save to the preset If you want them to be permanent click on Save or Save as above the Rack or at the bottom of the SideKick 4 1 4 Importing Presets There are two ways of importing preset...

Page 30: ...by selecting the right tags in the Browser 2 Select them by clicking while holding the Ctrl Win or Cmd Mac OS X key press ing Ctrl Cmd A selects all presets in the list Selecting all the presets in the list which are currently not selected is possible by pressing Ctrl Cmd I in vert 3 Copy the presets to the clipboard i e by pressing Ctrl Cmd C 4 Paste them anywhere in the Windows Explorer or Finde...

Page 31: ...age before you press Save again to confirm User saved presets are marked with a user icon inside the preset lists Custom presets can be spotted in GUITAR RIG 5 by just looking at the preset lists To delete a pre set right click ctrl click on it in the Preset List and select Remove from disk Working with Presets The Preset Browser GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 31 ...

Page 32: ...set lists for live use Tags can be created by double clicking into an empty field or by right clicking into a column and selecting Create a new tag Tags in the second and third column can be created only if a tag is selected left of them they are sub tags to the ones on the higher level Creating a Tag To delete a tag click on it so that it is highlighted in orange selected Then right click anywher...

Page 33: ...another useful one could be Studio Presets 3 Sub tags are only visible in relation to their higher level tags If you deselect Your Band on the first level by clicking on it again all of its sub tags are no longer visible 4 Creating a sub tag on the third level works exactly the same way just highlight Live Presets and create a new tag called In Progress in the right most column 4 1 8 Tagging Prese...

Page 34: ...t was activated before you dragged it and under the new tag To remove the currently selected tag from a preset just delete the entry from the Pre set List below Make sure the correct tag with sub tags is selected click on the pre set in the Preset List and press DEL Win Cmd BACKSPACE Mac OS X Or right click and select Remove from this list An easy way to remove a preset from many Preset Lists is t...

Page 35: ...fault Rating Click on the dots stars to change the rating Notes These will be shown in Live view a good place for your cheat slip Preset Attributes This shows all tags stored with the currently selected preset at a glance After selecting one of the tags the Preset List will change showing all the pre sets containing this tag Deleting a preset from the Preset List will remove the cur rently selecte...

Page 36: ... classic sounds for each component by hand 4 3 1 Basics A Component Preset contains the settings for a single component After selecting an item of the Component Pool press the Presets tab a list of available Component Presets is dis played below in the SideKick Working with Presets Component Presets GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 36 ...

Page 37: ...component readily configured you can double click or even drag and drop a Component Preset anywhere into the Rack Component Presets and the Rack Each rack module displays the name of its current Component Preset in a small box on its left hand side the Component Preset Display Working with Presets Component Presets GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 37 ...

Page 38: ...po nent If the same component is highlighted in the rack its settings will be updated with the Component Preset This is useful if you quickly want to check out different settings of a component in the context of your current rack Saving Component Presets Once you have found a good setting for a component you use regularly you will want to save your own Component Preset To do this you will want to ...

Page 39: ...er in the list of Component Presets Type a name of the new folder for saving your Component Presets From the component pull down menu choose Save as The new preset will be titled New Preset until a title is chosen To save any changes to the preset currently displayed select Save from the component menu Working with Presets Component Presets GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 39 ...

Page 40: ...accordingly Sorting and Rating By clicking on the column headers of the list of Component Presets you can sort it by List Number Name and Rating Save a quality rating with each preset by clicking on one of the 5 stars right beside its name This can always be changed later Working with Presets Component Presets GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 40 ...

Page 41: ... them down or changing the tem po on backing loops 5 1 1 Playback The easiest way to load sound files into the Tapedeck is to drag and drop them direct ly onto the component To browse through your files click on the Load button the open folder symbol The Tapedecks can play WAV AIFF and MP3 files up to a resolution of 16bit Click on the Play button to start playback from the current position of the...

Page 42: ...ed from 50 of the original tempo to 150 of the original tempo 5 1 2 Recording If no other file is loaded click on the Record button to activate it pressing the Play button now will start recording To initialize a new file to be recorded click on the New Page button in the lower left This will automatically activate the Record button Click on the Play button and begin recording To save a file after...

Page 43: ...re by clicking on the TRANSFER button 5 2 2 Recording Overdubs 1 As Tapedeck Pre can play its file at the end of the signal chain but before Tapedeck Post you can easily record sketches on multiple tracks using overdubbing Make sure both tapedecks are visible by clicking on the buttons in the Toolbar 2 Record a track in Tapedeck Post as explained above Send it to Tapedeck Pre by click ing on the T...

Page 44: ...a series of lights moves to the right when the string is sharp and to the left when the string is flat the faster they move the more out of tune the string When the lights stop moving the string is in tune The MUTE button is especially convenient when using the tuner live Click on the Arrow button to show the tuners expert panel REFERENCE PITCH sets the tuning reference from A 425Hz to A 455Hz The...

Page 45: ...des the Signal display The time signature determines the relation between downbeats and off beats If the MUTE button is not pressed this is reflected in the succession of sounds 1 and 2 as defined in the boxes below 1 is the sound played on downbeats and strong beat divisions 2 is the sound played on weak beats You can change both sounds to any WAV file you want by clicking on the respective Load ...

Page 46: ... want to adjust the overall volume of your Rack to achieve the same Output Level for different presets This is exactly what the Preset Volume does simply adjust the volume fader after you have found the sound you were looking for its position is automatically saved with your pre set Use the LEARN button to automatically set the optimum Preset Volume After clicking on it just play loudly for a shor...

Page 47: ... remains unchanged when you load another Rack Preset Using this section should feel very natural if you look at it as a Rack within the Rack Add components from the Components Pool or the Rack with drag and drop The or ange line indicating the destination must be below the Master FX header Delete move or quickly replace components within the grey outlined Master FX area Configure your Master FX ch...

Page 48: ...row of the black Com ponent Preset Display to open the pull down menu and select Save As Master FX Presets are stor ed in the Tools section of the Component Pool New Banks may also be created similarly to other Component Presets Just as the other Rack Tools the Master FX can t be selected or highlighted The Rack Tools Master FX GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 48 ...

Page 49: ...integrated audio interface refer to the Hardware Reference Before you continue make sure that your Rig Kontrol is connected via USB 2 0 and acti vate the Virtual Rig Kontrol by clicking on its button in the Toolbar On the Virtual Rig Kontrol each button is headed with an LED indicating its status on off The LED bar left of the foot pedal shows the degree to which it is pressed down The Virtual Rig...

Page 50: ...y pass or Mute controls whereas the pedal is perfect for the wah wah sliders or volume knobs Drag and Drop Assigning functions is easy with drag and drop 1 Click on one of the Rig Kontrol labels and drag it onto a controller in the Rack to as sign the function 2 If you operate a switch or the pedal of the physical RIG KONTROL both the Virtual Rig Kontrol and the assigned function will react to it ...

Page 51: ... Clear All Most importantly you can choose to Lock this control s current assignments protecting them from being altered when changing Rack Presets until you unlock them again using the context menu The global status of any controller is indicated by the padlock symbol 6 3 Configuring Assignments The RIG KONTROL s assignments can be managed in the expert panel of the Virtual Rig Kontrol Click on t...

Page 52: ...vate an assignment click on the tick mark on its left hand side Click again to reactivate it To delete an assignment click on the x Cross on its right hand side To delete all assignments for a particular controller right click on its label and select Clear All Mapped Range of Parameters There is a horizontal line representing the value range of each assignment To adjust the way the controller s in...

Page 53: ...them using the Virtual Rig Kontrol Please make sure the in puts are correctly configured in the Preferences pane see section 8 2 Preferences first Activate the expert panel of the Virtual Rig Kontrol by clicking on the arrow button In the upper right corner there are two labels representing your analogue controllers and they be have exactly like the Rig Kontrol labels The assignment of functions w...

Page 54: ...ion During the installation of GUITAR RIG 5 on a Windows computer you need to specify the folder where your DAW looks for VST plug ins This is where the plug in file GUITAR RIG 5 dll has been copied you can move it anytime in case you changed your plug in folder or made a mistake It might be necessary to re scan the plug in folder in your DAW before GUITAR RIG 5 appears in the list In Mac OS X plu...

Page 55: ...lease refer to your DAW s documenta tion to learn how it works with your particular software Automation in a sequencer means recording parameter changes the movements of your wah wah pedal or switching of the bypass of the fuzz right before the solo This can be done immediately while you play e g with a foot pedal or in a separate step afterwards Automating parameters is very easy when you use GUI...

Page 56: ...click a Rack Tool and select Enable Static Automation IDs or Disable Static Automation IDs whichever mode you d like to activate Rebuilding the Automation List After you have added and removed numerous components your Automation List can be a bit of a mess If you want to fill up all the empty spaces right click any component of your Rack while in plug in mode and select Rebuild Automation List fro...

Page 57: ...ining has now become a favorite tool for studio engineers and producers In GUITAR RIG 5 a Sidechaining control is available in the Envelope LFO Input Level in the Modifier section and in the Stomp Compressor Tube Compressor and in the all new Fast Comp from the DYNAMICS section Using the Modifiers together with Sidechaining allows for new possibilities in sound design that go far beyond the often ...

Page 58: ...r MIDI interface is activated in the Audio and MIDI settings see section 10 Audio and MIDI Settings Also check if the correct MIDI channel is selected on the Preferences tab see section 8 2 Preferences Note that GUI TAR RIG 5 reacts to MIDI Program Change messages regardless of assignments They switch presets within the current Preset List Controller Assignment the Easy Way The quickest way to con...

Page 59: ...er 1 Click on the Add Controller button on the bottom of the SideKick to add a new controller entry Rename it by double clicking on the white headline bar 2 To link a physical device to the controller entry click on the Learn button and oper ate the knob fader etc you want to link briefly Its MIDI code will be shown in the box right of the button and the Learn button will pop out It is also possib...

Page 60: ... function you just assigned is now listed below the according entry in the Controller list More assignments can be added the same way Assigning controllers Configuring and Deleting Assignments To temporarily deactivate an assignment click on the tick mark on its left hand side To delete an assignment click on the x Cross on its right hand side To delete all assignments for a particular controller ...

Page 61: ...oller assignments the Menu button of fers an alternative listing all available functions in a menu like interface Click on the Menu button and navigate through the categories and click on any function to create an as signment The Controller menu Even if you prefer drag and drop the menu is necessary to assign functions that are not controlled by any rack module e g switching presets Options Contro...

Page 62: ...for many presets and a convenient display for all its assignments especially in Live view If your external MIDI controller features a comparable set of con trols it can make sense to map it to the Virtual Rig Kontrol and then use the latter for assigning functions instead Linking its knobs and the pedal to any controller input works exactly the same as with oth er functions Just drag the controlle...

Page 63: ...ork in Hold mode via its context menu to reflect this difference Just right click any label of the Virtual Rig Kontrol or click on Menu in any entry of the MIDI Controller list to call it up Disabling Hold mode for a MIDI Controller Enabling Hold mode for Virtual Rig Kontrol Hold mode acts differently depending on the hardware connected Per default the Rig Kontrol switches toggle on and off each t...

Page 64: ... to toggle on or off you should try the other mode Momentary switches on a MIDI controller will work as such when Hold mode is ena bled In most cases turning off Hold mode will enable them to work in the other mode as well 8 2 Preferences Under the Options tab click on Preferences to configure GUITAR RIG 5 Options Preferences GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 64 ...

Page 65: ... choose among Small Medium or Large The actual dimensions in pixels given in brackets depend on the physical display resolution of your monitor MIDI Channel Set the channel on which GUITAR RIG listens for incoming MIDI messag es Choose Omni if you want it to listen on all channels Options Preferences GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 65 ...

Page 66: ...ended click Reset and follow the instructions to recalibrate it Rig Kontrol Ext Pedals Calibration If the external pedals connected to your RIG KONTROL do not behave as intended click Reset and follow the instructions to recalibrate them Rig Kontrol 3 Ext Pedal 1 2 Mode Use this menu to adjust the Rig Kontrol to different types of external pedals or footswitches Please refer to the documentation o...

Page 67: ...Left channel blocked by Rig Kontrol Options Preferences GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 67 ...

Page 68: ... as clicking on Save in the Preset Browser Saves changes to the cur rently loaded preset Save Sound As Has the same effect as clicking on Save as in the Preset Browser Saves the current rack as a new preset Import Allows the import of GUITAR RIG presets into the Preset Browser This option lets you browse for GUITAR RIG 3 Banks and for GUITAR RIG 4 and GUITAR RIG 5 rack sounds An easier way to impo...

Page 69: ...ew Hide Show Hints Has the same effect as the according option in Preferences Disables or enables the helpful hints shown when the mouse is hovering over control elements Full Screen Activates full screen mode giving you the maximum possible resolution extremely useful in Live view Press ESC or F4 to return to normal mode Hide Show SideKick Hides or shows the left area of the GUITAR RIG 5 user int...

Page 70: ...ab Open Manual For access to all available manuals navigate to your language Visit GUITAR RIG 5 on the Web Your permanent bookmark to the GUITAR RIG 5 website where you find product related resources news and entertaining extras Visit the Knowledge Base Another extremely useful bookmark leads to the Knowledge Base your primary source for troubleshooting and sharing technical experiences with GUITA...

Page 71: ...ings dialog Driver Choose the correct type of driver for your audio interface Using ASIO Windows CoreAu dio Mac OS X is strongly recommended Device Select your audio device from the list If it doesn t appear check if it is connected and its drivers are properly installed Audio and MIDI Settings Audio GUITAR RIG 5 Application Reference 71 ...

Page 72: ... click on the ASIO Config button to change the latency Your au dio driver s setup window will be called up On a Mac OS X latency is set directly in the Audio and MIDI settings Use the Latency slider to try out how low you can go Play while you are moving it and watch out for crack les pops and dropouts If they occur your latency is set too low The latency value is given in samples its time value c...

Page 73: ...on of the Routing table may lead to not hearing any output MIDI The left column shows all available MIDI devices sorted by Input and Output The entries in the right column are actually menus By clicking on them you can turn them on or off Mind that any devices you want to use to control GUITAR RIG 5 have to be activated turned On under Input Audio and MIDI Settings Audio GUITAR RIG 5 Application R...

Page 74: ...r keys of a shortcut for example press Fn Control F1 Type Command Windows Mac OS X File New Preset Ctrl N Cmd N File Save Preset Ctrl S Cmd S File Save As Preset Ctrl Shift S Cmd Shift S File Quit Alt F4 Cmd Q Edit Undo Ctrl Z Cmd Z Edit Redo Ctrl Y Cmd Shift Z Edit Cut Ctrl X Cmd X Edit Copy Ctrl C Cmd C Edit Paste Ctrl V Cmd V Edit Delete Del Delete Edit Select All Ctrl A Cmd A View Hide Show Hi...

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