Hello to you all, two guitars when using a plugin??

[thegenni]

Hi everybody

I`ve just started using Cubase, and i must say, I love it... But I have a problem that I was hoping somebody could help me with.

Im connecting my guitar to my pc using a Mbox and everyting works fine. But when I activate my Amplitube plugin, I can hear two guitars.
1. The guitar the way it¨sounds without the plugin
2. the guitar the way it sounds using the plugin.

I only want to hear the 2nd guitar and not them both. When I record a track, it only records the 2nd guitar. So thats okay but I dont want to hear the 1st guitar when the plugin is enabled.

By the way, I`ve tried to change plugin, which didnt help. Is there some monitering that i should disable?


Please help

[uab9253]

I use a Presonus interface with a software control panel - I was getting the same thing until I used "mixer bypass" on the Presonus. It was mixing the unaffected signal with the one processed by my plug in Cubase. Now I only hear the sound from Cubase, which is the effected sound and what I wanted. This drove me nuts for awhile. See if you can figure out how to kill the audio going directly from your Mbox to your speakers. Let me know what you find out.

[brandondrury]

Im connecting my guitar to my pc using a Mbox and everyting works fine. But when I activate my Amplitube plugin, I can hear two guitars.
1. The guitar the way it¨sounds without the plugin
2. the guitar the way it sounds using the plugin.

There are a few possibilities here. The first is through the actual hardware routing matrix thingy that uab9253 mentioned.

Another possibility is the "Direct monitoring" setting in Cubase. Check your manual for that one. I think it's under Devices, but I can't remember where.

The other possibility is you have Amplitube on an fx track/aux send and not as an insert on the track or Amplitude has a blend setting somewhere (not likely).

Brandon