Routing Guitar Rig 5 Pro for "Live" recording in Nuendo / Cubase

This is my first video of this kind, and as such I've realised the audio is a bit dodgy. The quality will be better in future.

I'm showing how to route guitar amp software (in this case Guitar Rig 5) through Cubase/Nuendo as if you were dealing with a live sound source.

Alot of people seem to miss this simple routing structure, in terms of recording guitar. It makes demos and any other type of recording much simpler.

Please ask questions if you have them!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• guitar
• rig
• routing
• cubase
• nuendo
• tutorial
• pro
• tools
• logic
• sonar
• multitrack
• amplitube
• demo
• noise
• sound
• help

[Temperjames]

@eevvxx80 The interface is a very cheap Alesis Multimix 16 FireWire mixer. Straight into the desk from my Telecaster, nothing else.

[kethahel99]

thanks for the great tip...kwl vid

[Temperjames]

@kethahel99 you're very welcome!

[2009korte]

hiya thanks for the tips, i'v never tried them before. nice setup u have

[Temperjames]

@2009korte Thanks very much. I rushed through this one very quickly. I'm going to take more time to do some more indepth walkthroughs involving guitar stuff, and also how to get some really great workable drum sounds from software too.

[periltothesword]

Can you possibly explain this from a noobie perspective? I understand some of the basics but can't catch up to where you started from. I will literally pay you (via paypal etc.) to explain this process in detail to me. I have GR5 and Cubase 6 and am dying to get the optimal signal sound

[eevvxx80]

thanks for this video could you just tell me what is your sound card or interface and i saw a lot of pedals using could you tell me what is it i am not talking bout guitar rig ,... thanks mate

[MadSteex]

what did you use for the batt??

[2009korte]

google : ssl duende native download , third from bottom !

[2009korte]

cool thanks in advance looking forward to them. team assign lol