You bet!

Thanks.

Cool! Enjoy

Thanks

Glad to help

Glad I could help!

Glad to help.

Excellent

I’ve heard you can but I have not tried it myself

Hi. I'll probably need to do a "part 2" of this topic to try and answer these questions.

I use Reaper on a PC and it works fine. What is your cpu? Hubs don’t typically work that well.

Thanks. Could be an issue with sampling rates.

@@ThePedalGuy okay thanks will check it out and see 👍

I would need to look into that further as I haven’t use FL studio.

Thanks. I'm using Reaper.

Correct

I don’t believe the mg30 does clock sync.

@@ThePedalGuy Thank you, sorry to hear that. Is there any way to do that? Like a midi 5pin to USB adapter?

@@whatsupchicken unfortunately no. There is no midi cc available for that parameter

@@ThePedalGuy I see. Thank you my friend!

Nevermind i figured out! thanks!

Thanks for watching. I feel the driver is pretty solid with the right conditions. I've been working heavily in ASIO since the late 90s so I've come across many horrible ASIO drivers. The main issue I've run into here is using it with a hub doesn't work so well. Also, making sure that your wireless and bluetooth are disabled. This is if you're working with an off the shelf PC like the HP i've used in most of my vids.

A direct USB connection would be best.

Many thanks!!

It can function just fine as an All in One audio IO. I'm not sure I understand the entire question, but it does work just fine as an audio IO.

@@ThePedalGuy Thank you for your answer. One more question if I may how can I switch to BPM tempo sync delay time (4th 8th etc) in the quick time editor without touching the pedal? BTW how can I do that using the pedal??

I use Reaper

Thanks. It’s hard to say because they are both very different from each other. Keep in mind the MX five is $200 more so it stands to reason that there are more features for the price.

Probably. You'll need an impedance transformer like I did with the MG300. Here's how that came out kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7FigLx3lbq3dok.html

There is a USB C-A cable in the box

Usb C

Buffer affects the latency if you’re monitoring your inputs. If you record with Direct monitor off on your DAW you should be fine

thanks for the reply , kind of a follow up question, when we change buffer size it affects the CPU usage, but will the asio driver use the 2 CPUS from the NUX or will it use my computer CPU?@@ThePedalGuy

@@christosgeorgiou8322 sure thing. As far as I know the ASIO has nothing to do with the cpu on the MG30

Thanks so much for the quick replies, if you could also in the future make a step by step video on how to use the NUX MG30 as an audio interface , so it can be used with other plugins such as Neural DSP/ Amplitube etc. I've heard is possible , i've tried it myself but couldn't make them work perfectly. @@ThePedalGuy

You can record your guitar audio into reaper with the mg30 via usb

You need the nux ASIO driver

Loopback can be tricky.

Sounds like it could be a buffer setting on your DAW. Have you adjusted it?

@@ThePedalGuyHey thanks for answering so quickly. I actually bought my MG 30 from you. I love it. Yes, I tried everything. I have a friend with the same DAW. He tried to help but we still can't get the static out. I've ordered an audio interface to check it. It will arrive next week. It's really strange.

I would load the backing track into a DAW like GarageBand on Mac or reaper on PC. Then you can jam along and record your performance as well.

@@ThePedalGuy Hi, man thanks for the reply. It'd be a great help if you can put out a video lesson for this.

I don’t think so in this case

It's been a year, but if you're still interested in an answer: If I don't misunderstand your question, the only difference is that Reamp Input 1/2 - Output 1/2 overwrites the previous dry track with the new reamp, while Input 1/2 - Output 3/4 records the new reamp track to Output 3/4 as the name suggests, so you get a new track without deleting the original (as long as you've also assigned the corresponding Output 3/4 to your DAW on another track). It's just a way to make sure you keep your dry track, there is no difference in sound. That's why I prefer the dry-out method with the wet signal on 3/4, because it creates two tracks at the same time, I can jam with my favourite effects chain and if I want to change something with plugins or whatever, I can still do that because I still have my dry track there. It's just more practical to me.

@@Drumming_Monkey Ok. I think I understand the difference. The recorded music through reamped 1/2 and 3/4 with dry 1/2 would be the same - it will be the original recording after applying the current NUX MG-30 settings. The difference would be what goes to 1/2 outputs while recording. With wet output 1/2 will be with effects applied, with dry - just the original. I think it would be useful, if we want to do something else with the original signal *during* recording. Thanks for your answer! 🙂

@@piotrrusk No problem, glad I could help.

Well you would select the MG30 as you’re audio device in cubase, create a stereo track and that should do it. Keep I mind that every daw has its way of working and it’s been years since I last used cubase so you’ll need to refer to the cubase manual to be sure

@@ThePedalGuy thanks for your response... It can be useful if I choose USB mic and keyboard for a recording.. even if I think the analog connection must be the solution, without using 2 external sound cards device for the same project... except If I can plug the mic in the Nux Mg30 and bypass the guitar effects...

@@Dami1rush Sure you can toggle between them if you'd like. I would just suggest that if you're going to record the MG30, do it via USB rather than plugging it into another audio IO.

@@ThePedalGuy why? Because the quality of the recording or the option of recording?

@@Dami1rush because you will performing an additional analog to digital conversion otherwise. It’s unnecessary and will introduce noise into your recording

Not following what you're asking for here. Are you asking if you can reprocess your tracks recorded with the MG-30 into plug-ins? Please be specific.

Also keep in mind that this video is from last year. The latest version of the firmware supports a dry/wet for using plugins in a daw

So basically what I am asking is, if I want to use another plugin such as Neural etc is there a way to completely bypass quicktone and use the mg30 as a simple interface. I also wanted to use a plugin tuner as it is more efficient. I was also looking to use an IR loader plugin to test various IRs more rapidly. Hope this makes sense !

Sorry for the late reply. I would suggest following the MG-30 FB Group. This issue/question has been answered/resolved several times there already

I’m my case I was using Reaper

Yes

@@ThePedalGuy How?

@@alejandromacdonald6203 Just turn off all the modeling in the MG-30 and use it as an audio IO. That's it

@@ThePedalGuy I can't seem to get that solution working - My actual amp (THR10)'s tone which I can hear clearly after switching off every pedal/amp on Quicktone except for Noisegate. But what comes out of Audacity recording is a dry tone with no effects at all. How do i get Audacity to record what I'm hearing (actual amp sound + Noise gate from Quicktone)?

Not sure what you’re trying to do here.

There’s a USB cable in the box to connect it to your computer

Yes that should be fine

I haven't tried to use it as an interface.

@@ThePedalGuy i tried a while a go. I use 2 channel mini mixer which i bought on online store. It's yamaha M4 mixer. Then i use open camera app on play store which i downloaded. Set the auio option on settings on open camera then that's it i figure it out. Mixer serves as audio interface i guess because you can also connect to a Desktop computer and it also work but the disadvantage is it has a humming sound because the mixer need a 5v 1amp or 2amp power source. But if you use 5v 1amp or 2amp power source there's no humming sound or unnecessary sound.

@@ThePedalGuy what audio interface you use and what camera you're using?

Yes it receives Midi

@@ThePedalGuy alright but does it send MIDI? Can I assign the expression pedal to send CC messages to Reaper for example?

@@theoneujustmetrite not that I’m aware of

It can be used as an audio IO which can be used in a DAW with amplitube but I haven’t tried it that way yet.

@@ThePedalGuy oh..thanks

Thanks. I'm using Reaper

@@ThePedalGuy Thanks Scott, I'm looking for an uncluttered DAW for a friend and Reaper may be the one. Would you recommend it for a beginner?

Not that I'm aware of.

@@ThePedalGuy Thanks for the reply sir. I don't have the cash to buy this processor but one day for sure I will!

Typically, Reaper is my goto DAW

Thanks for the suggestion

Not sure what you mean. You want a Poison preset?

Reaper

@@ThePedalGuy Thank you so much. And which software to use for downloading or editing effects of MG-30?

@@ThePedalGuy By the way I just bought it yesterday and watching your channel for guidance. Your channel is really helpful.

Reaper

Reaper

As I recall in cubase you need to enable those outputs in your audio setup. Haven’t used cubase in several years so you’ll need to experiment a bit

@@ThePedalGuy Thank you very much for answering, from what I have seen, I was finally able to do it but using the NUX MG 30 as an audio interface. I wanted to use these functions with my audio card but couldn't, maybe it's because my kurzweil unite 2 interface has only two outputs? 1 and 2. I think I'll be able to use reamp with nux as the only interface, but I'll have to work only at 48,000 khz