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@Bapu: We're not that far off specs! I love ASUS boards. Cheated with a Gigabyte Gen9 and then the Z490 came out ...I returned the Gigabyte back QUICK!

Amplitube 5 = AT5 or A5. Guitar Sim

Also, I am surprised A5 is Win7 or better(the I.T. guy in me had to check). Win7 is over a year past end of life, so no patching or fixes. Seems like a bad idea not to upgrade to W10. Why a developer would even say W7 or W8 was supported for a new release is a bad idea IMO.

Changed parameters and played and recorded it. Automated on and off and no glitches as well.

First thing, I didn't realize this was based of the Chandler product (of which I own a MosValve). Awesome. This works for me in the standalone and in three different projects with different sample rates. Is Windows 7 supported? You do know that W7 is sunset-ed, right?

I will try to reproduce tonight.

I was upgrading for Amplitub4 Max to 5 Max and I thought the same thing. I had my buddy go in with me, and I ended up getting a 2nd AXE I/O and software using my Jam points, and ended up being the same $299 - so I subsidized the upgrade. Then, I saw the Dimebag collection and bought it like a moron ...already comes with 5 Max. They refunded my money on that.

I want a coffee mug darn it!

Wasn't there a link where you could get a shirt or mug if you laid down some cheddar to the Bakers? I am feeling inclined at the moment.

Interesting, I was using this last night and had no issues, same versioning for both that you have.

My specs on the latest build, which handles anything I can throw at it from Bandlab: Asus PRIME Z490-A Intel Core i7-10700 Comet Lake 2.9GHz Eight-Core LGA 1200 Boxed Processor (10th Gen) 2 x G.Skill Ripjaws V 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3600 PC4-28800 CL16 Dual Channel Desktop Memory Kit F4-3600C16D-32GVKC - Black 1 adata xpg sx8200 pro 500GB (OS) 1 adata xpg sx8200 pro 1TB (Samples) 1 500GB Samsung SSD for Project Archive

It seems like the long way to go about it. Cloning the old drive to a new one with more space is a better play.

I always like to reverse-engineer a "properly" recorded and organized project. It be nice if it is a newer version obviously. Is there any such thing? Any of the forum experts have anything?

That's why I got the AXE I/O, and I think it does make a difference to my ears.

Interesting.