I'm not speaking from experience, but my instinct tells me that there would be problems with certain kinda of effects due to the lag of your soundcard and your CPU. Still, I'd be interested to know the possibilities of software based effects processors

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some googling, found this: http://guitarfx.info/

someone on IRC recommended Ableton Live http://www.ableton.com/

also found this:
]http://www.harmony-central.com/Sof...dows/fxbox.html

Last edited by nmcog on Jun-24-2004 at 17:08

pcdj fx has fx too, but im curious about one of the others the other guys talked about

you need 2 hands for good effects

i know i couldnt do half the shit i do with my effects unit on a computer without at least a hardware interface

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Originally posted by tu_face you need 2 hands for good effects i know i couldnt do half the shit i do with my effects unit on a computer without at least a hardware interface

an hardware USB controller will solve that problem.

as far as i know ableton doesn't support the use of effects of the line-in of your pc. only on samples.

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Originally posted by postman an hardware USB controller will solve that problem. as far as i know ableton doesn't support the use of effects of the line-in of your pc. only on samples.

I've only played around w/ the demo of ableton... but I was using effects on the line in on my soundcard...

I had my DJ equipt hooked up to my m-audio ozone and was able to use effects on the mix...

The only problem was latency.... So I never could really get it to work right...

With the proper set-up you could probably do it, but for the amount of $$$ (good sound card & ableton) you would have to spend, the end result doesn't seem worth it.

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