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Something that has come up before - and something I’d really love to have as well.

Issue was about where -
I’ve thought that “behind” the mute solo buttons might work...

We can always count on Rim to lay out the facts! Although it brings up a point for me - I was an Auria user previously, and because I could afford it I just purchased AP outright - as I felt the effort Rim had put in was worth it. I did have a few FF, and others, plugins in Auria and used the transf...

WM With honest respect to your background and views on sub groups.... I’ve been involved in live corporate events for more than 30 years, and have worked as a production manager for 15 of those. I’ve had the pleasure of having world class sound reinforcement engineers on 100s of events. And there’s ...

Air2, iOS 11.x. Bought AP direct. Current projects opening and running fine. *still reports 2.17 on settings page, although from I understand, 2.18 was primarily geared towards upgraders. *my projects use some AU and FF fx, but no AU synths - I tend to keep synths “outside” of AP via AB. I mention t...

Glad that worked!

Robert A couple of of obvious things to check - Does the same thing happen in a new project? Force quit everything and reboot iPad? Are you using any fx, either the channel strip, built in, or IAA/AU? I had a project develope the same issue recently. First thing I've did was back up the project. The...

Welcome to Auria! In the Mixdown window, select "Stems" in the file type drop down. This will give you a wave file per track (with silence between clips, as well as any fx on the channels strips and automation). https://s3.amazonaws.com/auria.store/docs/Auria+Pro+User+Guide.pdf Here's a link to the ...

I'd recommend doing your send to your external fx through the iCA4; Presuming your instrument is in input one - use iConfig to route that input to both an iPad input as well as one of the iCA4 outs. Plug that out into your fx, and the fx's out into the next iCA4 input. Route that input to another iP...

To me, this seems like a situation best served by Audiobus - although with the condition that the Amplitude tone is "printed" to the Auria track. It would be less like using a VST and more like using an external pedal. Kinda depends on if you are (at least close to) happy with sound you have per arm...

Got it -
Perhaps rather than looking at more external parts and cables maybe a new interface that supports multiple hi z inputs would be simpler and cheaper....

From a quick look at the Duo, the first input, labeled instrument, is switchable to hi z which should be compatible with your presumably 1/4" connected line6 box. This also presumes the output of the line 6 is designed to plug straight to a guitar amp....

Personally can't recall ever hearing that - do you have examples?

It's become a popular feature for mastering programs to include tape emulation, saturation, wow and flutter etc, but that's not flanging....

Glad that worked!
Might depend on how the midi file was recorded - for instance I've downloaded/imported midi midi clips that have them embedded.
Perhaps an erroneous press on your keyboard?

It kinda sounds like you may have a program change embedded in your midi track.
Double tap on your midi track, and on the "notes" drop down, see I'd Program Change is in bold text. If so, select it, and either delete any PC messages or set them to the preset you want.....

I'll second all of Davy's tips - getting the mixer and the interface leveled out properly is the right way to go... Maybe do a search on "gain staging", which is essentially what's being discussed here. Definitely zero out the interface via the control panel, and on the mixer learn about the trim kn...