

The same drivers get re-installed and the issue is not fixed. I have attempted to uninstall all drivers from the device manager in the Sound, Video, and Game Controllers category. My PC is custom built and the speakers are plugged into the Line Out jack on the back, which is where they have always been. I then tried another set of speakers on my PC and they did not work. First, I tried my speakers on another PC and they worked fine.

My speakers have a volume knob and I keep them turned off 90% of the time so I don't know how long this has actually been a problem, but I actually discovered it last week when I tried to turn my speakers on and no sound played. You can mitigate this by panning the signals hard LEFT and RIGHT in your host mixer, then using a different amp/FX chain on each.About a week ago, I discovered that the audio on my PC wasn't working. If you hear a “phasing” effect this may simply be natural phase cancellation occurring when two recordings of similar pitch are played together. If you are quad-tracking, ensure that guitars 1 and 2 have “Anti-Repetition” turned OFF. Set each guitar to a different Kontakt output, which you can then mix and apply FX to in your host/DAW.ĥ. Set a different multi-track guitar for each instance (for example, the first instance should only have guitar 1 selected, the second should only have guitar 2 selected)Ĥ. Make sure all guitars are on the same MIDI channel, receiving the exact same MIDI Data.ģ. For example, if you want to use double-tracking, add two instances.Ģ. Add multiple instances of the guitar in Kontakt.

Just enable the number of guitars you want, and you're good to go! However, if you want to use multiple tracks with separate outputs, then you'll need to use the following method.ġ. We recommend using our built-in double, triple, and quad-tracking right on the "MAIN" page of all Shreddage 3.

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