Yeah I got it Del - twas a bit naughty of 'em to advertise 'Judas Priest' on the cover when he was the only one being interviewed though.

Anybody??? LOL

Give me a day and I'll get something up for Vista users.

I need a few more days. Business first.

ORIGINAL: Doc_Hollingsworth

I need a few more days. Business first.

Indeed - your priorities are correct.

I asked only out of interest really, it's not likely I'll un-assign the TonePort as my soundcard and use the Realtek!

Who would?

I may regret asking this, but I've got to hear your explanation of that one.
Eternally masochistic.

ORIGINAL: pistolpete

ORIGINAL: SteveStrummerUK


I asked only out of interest really, it's not likely I'll un-assign the TonePort as my soundcard and use the Realtek!

Who would?

I would.

The Toneport is mono where the Realtek is stereo. This allows other effects which are stereo to be used.

Hey Bob/Doc/anyone with more than 3 working brain cells - bit of help here please guys.

When I got my TonePort, I assumed [correctly] that it would be specifically designed to handle input and output audio and that it would out-perform the Realtek HD chip inbuilt my new PC.

One thing I wanted to be certain of was that it would operate in stereo so I took the trouble to check this out beforehand - hey, you wouldn't want to say anything dumb like it only works in mono without checking that out now would you!

I checked my settings in Gearbox as these screenshots show - the first one shows the output to GT3 set to Mono - with the red Mono light aglow:



This shows the Mono light not aglow - according to the manual this means my effects will go out with some stereoness:



Further to this, my TonePort has the ability to input two different signals either using separate XLR or standard jack inputs, as well as the two line-level inputs, one for each channel of stereoness.

As far as outputting in stereoness, the two analogue outs handle one channel of the stereo signal each, plus there is a digital stereo co-ax out and the last time I listened, the headphone socket outputs in stereo as well.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

You are assuming that Line6 only makes one model.

The toneport GX is only mono.

Well, I've got to give you both points on that one. Until recently, I didn't even know the GX existed, and it seems to have a specific purpose, to record a single guitar, from a mono input. It does appear to have stereo out.
The UX1 and UX2 do have stereo inputs via line in, or variations on the instrument/mic inputs. Clearly the UX2 is the most versatile of the three.
One thing this illustrates is do your homework, and shop carefully.
I can see where the GX would be most useful, but indeed, it cannot accept a stereo input. On the other hand, the UX2 can accept a stereo input, and would be a suitable interface for instruments that have a stereo output. Since a keyboard would have a line level output (if present) the line ins are ideal.
While my setup is somewhat more complex, with an external mixer and internal sound card, the net effect is the same as the UX2.
You can feed line or instrument signals, in stereo or mono, to the computer. And, sorry pete, this can be done with little to no latency because of the more efficient drivers and hardware of these sound cards, aka interfaces.

ORIGINAL: Doc_Hollingsworth

Bump

No shame whatsoever.............................



..................... pmuB

ORIGINAL: SteveStrummerUK

ORIGINAL: pistolpete

Hey there Pedrosa - if you'd done that deliberately, it'd be very drole indeed:


BULL**** AMPLIFIER/DETECTOR



No doubt Robert appreciates it!

He he - he's just too easy Bob!

No challenge anymore....... candy.. baby.. taking.. a.. from.. Realtek..