- #YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C HOW TO#
- #YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C INSTALL#
- #YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C DRIVER#
- #YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C MANUAL#
- #YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C PC#
Just based on that diagram, it would seem if you had both up you might hear both. BTW, based on the diagram, I assume you have the guitar output potted down and are using the usb/aux output knob. Diagnostic question: Does the path from the aux in work as expected? If so, I would take that to mean the Cakewalk audio out from the usb doesn't have the audio you are looking for.
#YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C PC#
From the block diagram, it looks like the usb out from the PC has a path to the speaker.
#YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C MANUAL#
Purely out of curiosity, I looked at the manual a few days ago. So, should I be able to hear Cakewalk effects while playing the guitar, before actually recording? I suspect not? I suspect I am misunderstanding CakeWalk. So, assuming your computer is on and Windows loaded beforehand, your start up routine needs to be (1) plug in guitar, (2) plug in USB cable, (3) power up amplifier, (4) Open Cakewalk by Bandlab, (5) Open project, (optional 6) verify Cakewalk by Bandlab ASIO settings.Įdited Septemby Jim Where do you hear sound coming from? What sound is missing, guitar or Cakewalk by Bandlab audio tracks? That will help determine where the breakdown is.
#YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C DRIVER#
Sometimes Windows will not use an ASIO driver until the device is connected and active. While in your Windows audio record and playback settings you can direct all your computer audio to go to the Yamaha THR 10C by selecting it for your audio output instead of the audio output (motherboard Realtec or Intel chip) the computer presently uses.įinally, both the Cakewalk by Bandlab program and Windows likes for the USB cable between the computer and THR 10C to be connected, and for the amplifier to be turned on, before you open the Cakewalk by Bandlab program. So, with Cakewalk open and the Yamaha THR 10C USB cable connected open the Windows control panel and look at the record and playback mixers to make sure Windows has not muted any mixer channels. The audio should be a mix of guitar and Cakewalk by Bandlab playback tracks.Īdditionally, your computer may internally route the guitar audio from the USB port and the Cakewalk by Bandlab audio from the program through the Windows audio mixer.
In general the audio signal chain is: guitar pickup(s) > guitar cable > Yamaha THR 10C input > Yamaha THR 10C USB OUT > USB Cable > Computer USB IN > Yamaha THR 10C ASIO Audio In Driver > Cakewalk by Bandlab selected input driver > Cakewalk by Bandlab track (track meter moves) > Cakewalk by Bandlab insert effects > other Cakewalk by Bandlab audio tracks (playback track(s) meter(s) moves as audio from recorded guitar and other audio tracks are summed (combined) into a stereo mix) > Cakewalk by Bandlab main out (meter moves) > Cakewalk by Bandlab selected output driver > Yamaha THR 10C ASIO Audio Out Driver > Computer USB OUT > USB Cable > Yamaha THR 10C USB IN > Yamaha 10C twin speakers or headphone jack > headphones. I can apply effects after the basic track is Where do you hear sound coming from? What sound is missing, guitar or Cakewalk by Bandlab audio tracks? That will help determine where the breakdown is. I can record form the THR but, not hear anything live as fr as Cubase efeects goes. Press the letter "P" on your computer keyboard to open the preferences window and then set your audio settings to ASIO and Yamaha input and output.ĭone all that you have described.
#YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C INSTALL#
You will need to download and install the Yamaha THR ASIO audio driver available from the Yamaha website You will have to set up Cakewalk by Bandlab to send and receive THR 10C digital audio. You'll just need to substitute the words Cakewalk by Bandlab for Cubase AI.
#YAMAHA THR10 VS 10C HOW TO#
Pages 17 and 18 of the THR 10C user manual describes how to connect the amp to your computer so you can listen through the THR 10C. To hear the effects added in Cakewalk you will need to be listening to the output of the Cakewalk program. It depends on (1) what audio you're listening to and (2) how the audio is getting into your computer.įor example, if you're listening to the audio coming out of the THR 10C twin 8 cm speakers then no you will not hear the Cakewalk effects.
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