Very cool. I was introduced to Live Professor via an RME Audio live stream. I DJ but started getting in to playback so to be able to run tracks and provide audio processing for artists that some venues may not have is a valuable skill and tool to have. Your run down is very helpful. Thank you
Hey question for ya. I use a monitoring fx when i listen to audio on my computer. so Im wondering, how would i instead of using the input into liveprofessor, use the output of what my computer audio is hearing then back out with the fx on it
Can you run the Waves Dugan on this platform? Or is there a similar plugin for LP? Looking for some type of automix solutino for the Soundcraft Expression lineup...corporate AV.
Hi! Great video! Thanks for the info. Question, about running drums through liveprofessor, you said is recommended to run all the mics through the software to avoid time and phase issues, if I’m only want to process the kick drum, should I add the same plugins to every microphone and make it inactive on the rest of the channels? That’s what I get from your video, please correct me if I’m wrong! One more thing, how would you process the drum group bus from the console in liveprofessor? Which input and output should I use? Or is it better to process each channel separately in liveprofessor first and then process the drum group in the console? Sorry for so many questions! I hope you can guide me! Thank you!
I’m a huge fan of buss processing on drums. Think of the drum sound as a whole first, then process each input. As far as timing/phase issues, the biggest issue is making sure everything is running through LP. That will be the most noticeable issue. Each plug in will display their added latency so you can tell if you will need to run them on all your drum channel or not. Hope that makes sense!
hey bro, thanks for your time! I've been using LP on a Digico SD10 console, via Waves Card, using QRec, on an M1 Pro 16gb, but I've had errors with clips similar to clock noise, and it's been keeping me awake! I'm using about 5 chains in at most 10 plugins! my cpu is no more than 30%! Have you had any experience with this? thank you for the answer! hugs
Hi Paul! Thanks for your content! I am new to LiveProfessor2 even though I am - at this time - definitely not performing live but enjoying all my nice RGB LED buttons and plugins and DAWs in my cave. Haha. I am a hobby metal/rock drummer and a physicist to earn a living. :-) And comming from an acoustic drums set I had to learn on Xmas 2019 that edrums don't suck! Damn! There are sooo beautiful. I am now using Superior Drummer 3 and besides I developed a bad VST plugin collecting syndrome. Anyway I started with Toontracks EZDrummer2 and Plogue Bidule to do the MIDI remapping for the cheap ekit for the kids. ;) Then I swiched to Toontracks Superior Drummer 3 and those bad guys missed out the sent-program-change-MIDI message-to-switch-presets ability. 😕 So I grabbed a copy Cantabile 3.0 Solo that does not support "States" ( snapshots in LiveProfessor2) the Performer version will, but it's quite expensive. And then I got to know about LP2. And ... yeaheeee, woooow! Since I have here some MIDI controllers like the nanoKontrol2 or AKAI LPD8 Live Professors MIDI capabilities are awesome. I try to figure out to switch between several "banks" since Korg doesn't support a bank change on their nanoKONTROL2s 😞 AND to switch the mappings between the Superior Drummer 3 instances. Unfortunately the MIDI Mute is useless when using the MIDI mapping to plugin way or am I wrong? Is there any way to put a plugin on the "main out" like VU meter, compressor etc.?
your buffer size is on 512, how do u manage the latency with this, because I'm running on 196 with my 2018 Mac book pro, when i was running on 512 the latency was obvious, with 196 can't really do much channels
Good question, so we’ve never really had an issue at that latency. If you look at the reported latency, it’s a little over 6ms. While that would absolutely cause phasing issues, we run iems and you should never feed this signal into the bands ears. The latency would most certainly throw everyone off. This only goes to foh. When that is the case, there’s no real reference to the original timing so it’s not noticeable in the room. Hope that makes sense!
hi … i have a RME babyface can i use live professor to add some plugins BEFORE entering in the daw? so i can have the processed audio in input already ready?
Hi! As a hobbyist VST drummer I would say... No, not that easy. I would think that your RME device is then used by LiveProfessor2 and there will be issues when starting the DAW. Did you try that already? I mean I also have here the ASIO Link Pro tool and there will be definitely a way to configure it like the way you want it. But ... why? I mean, the CPU load will be there. So why not using the FX in the DAW? You will safe the LiveProfessor2 CPU power :-)
@@eDrumsInANutshell you are totally right my friend ahah Thanx for the reply Anyway i’d lile to have some effect before the daw Just because i’m a pro voice talent And will be usefull to have at least some noise reduction and a bit of compression Ready in the interface So when i’ll be recording live via session link or source connect The client can have the voice already ready a bit! :)
It’s a matter of patching. Not sure what console you are on but you would need to figure out how to patch your main L/R to an external insert and patch it to two channels via usb to live professor.
I believe you can, although Im running Dante Virtual soundcard which isn't supported on the ARM systems yet. I'm anxously waiting for the software update to be released!
The only thing that gives this incoherent “tutorial” any merit is that you actually made the effort to record a rambling, disjointed stream-of-consciousness mess of sentences to explain the basics of getting the program to run, as opposed to the actual company that makes the product, who clearly don’t give a damn to provide any support for the product at all. Bonus to you for actually finally getting around to explaining something, uh, sort of, around the 12 minute and 30 second mark. 😂 ugh
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Very cool. I was introduced to Live Professor via an RME Audio live stream. I DJ but started getting in to playback so to be able to run tracks and provide audio processing for artists that some venues may not have is a valuable skill and tool to have. Your run down is very helpful. Thank you
Great LP Snapshot Tutorial. Definitely trying this on my system. God Bless
Thank you!!
Hey question for ya. I use a monitoring fx when i listen to audio on my computer. so Im wondering, how would i instead of using the input into liveprofessor, use the output of what my computer audio is hearing then back out with the fx on it
Hi. Thanks for video. Sq 5 is showing only outputs no inputs. Do you know what might be a problem? Thanks.
Thank you
Can you run the Waves Dugan on this platform? Or is there a similar plugin for LP? Looking for some type of automix solutino for the Soundcraft Expression lineup...corporate AV.
Hi! Great video! Thanks for the info. Question, about running drums through liveprofessor, you said is recommended to run all the mics through the software to avoid time and phase issues, if I’m only want to process the kick drum, should I add the same plugins to every microphone and make it inactive on the rest of the channels? That’s what I get from your video, please correct me if I’m wrong! One more thing, how would you process the drum group bus from the console in liveprofessor? Which input and output should I use? Or is it better to process each channel separately in liveprofessor first and then process the drum group in the console?
Sorry for so many questions! I hope you can guide me! Thank you!
I’m a huge fan of buss processing on drums. Think of the drum sound as a whole first, then process each input. As far as timing/phase issues, the biggest issue is making sure everything is running through LP. That will be the most noticeable issue. Each plug in will display their added latency so you can tell if you will need to run them on all your drum channel or not. Hope that makes sense!
hey bro, thanks for your time! I've been using LP on a Digico SD10 console, via Waves Card, using QRec, on an M1 Pro 16gb, but I've had errors with clips similar to clock noise, and it's been keeping me awake! I'm using about 5 chains in at most 10 plugins! my cpu is no more than 30%! Have you had any experience with this? thank you for the answer! hugs
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Hi Paul! Thanks for your content!
I am new to LiveProfessor2 even though I am - at this time - definitely not performing live but enjoying all my nice RGB LED buttons and plugins and DAWs in my cave.
Haha. I am a hobby metal/rock drummer and a physicist to earn a living. :-) And comming from an acoustic drums set I had to learn on Xmas 2019 that edrums don't suck!
Damn! There are sooo beautiful. I am now using Superior Drummer 3 and besides I developed a bad VST plugin collecting syndrome.
Anyway I started with Toontracks EZDrummer2 and Plogue Bidule to do the MIDI remapping for the cheap ekit for the kids. ;)
Then I swiched to Toontracks Superior Drummer 3 and those bad guys missed out the sent-program-change-MIDI message-to-switch-presets ability. 😕
So I grabbed a copy Cantabile 3.0 Solo that does not support "States" ( snapshots in LiveProfessor2) the Performer version will, but it's quite expensive.
And then I got to know about LP2. And ... yeaheeee, woooow!
Since I have here some MIDI controllers like the nanoKontrol2 or AKAI LPD8 Live Professors MIDI capabilities are awesome.
I try to figure out to switch between several "banks" since Korg doesn't support a bank change on their nanoKONTROL2s 😞
AND to switch the mappings between the Superior Drummer 3 instances. Unfortunately the MIDI Mute is useless when using the MIDI mapping to plugin way or am I wrong?
Is there any way to put a plugin on the "main out" like VU meter, compressor etc.?
Hi, is possible midi assign plugin snapshot, or it is just for global snapshot. Thank you!
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
You bet!
your buffer size is on 512, how do u manage the latency with this, because I'm running on 196 with my 2018 Mac book pro, when i was running on 512 the latency was obvious, with 196 can't really do much channels
Good question, so we’ve never really had an issue at that latency. If you look at the reported latency, it’s a little over 6ms. While that would absolutely cause phasing issues, we run iems and you should never feed this signal into the bands ears. The latency would most certainly throw everyone off. This only goes to foh. When that is the case, there’s no real reference to the original timing so it’s not noticeable in the room. Hope that makes sense!
hi … i have a RME babyface
can i use live professor to add some plugins BEFORE entering in the daw?
so i can have the processed audio in input already ready?
Hi! As a hobbyist VST drummer I would say... No, not that easy. I would think that your RME device is then used by LiveProfessor2 and there will be issues when starting the DAW.
Did you try that already? I mean I also have here the ASIO Link Pro tool and there will be definitely a way to configure it like the way you want it.
But ... why? I mean, the CPU load will be there. So why not using the FX in the DAW? You will safe the LiveProfessor2 CPU power :-)
@@eDrumsInANutshell you are totally right my friend ahah
Thanx for the reply
Anyway i’d lile to have some effect before the daw
Just because i’m a pro voice talent
And will be usefull to have at least some noise reduction and a bit of compression
Ready in the interface
So when i’ll be recording live via session link or source connect
The client can have the voice already ready a bit!
:)
How can I insert vst into the main LR bus on the mixer from Live professor 2?
It’s a matter of patching. Not sure what console you are on but you would need to figure out how to patch your main L/R to an external insert and patch it to two channels via usb to live professor.
@@paulmitro6896 I’m using Behringer Wing
this can be run in apple M1 device?
I believe you can, although Im running Dante Virtual soundcard which isn't supported on the ARM systems yet. I'm anxously waiting for the software update to be released!
What’s your spec on the Mac?
I believe its a I7 intel Mac with 16gigs of ram and a SSD drive. It's a 2014 model.
Is live professor free?
The only thing that gives this incoherent “tutorial” any merit is that you actually made the effort to record a rambling, disjointed stream-of-consciousness mess of sentences to explain the basics of getting the program to run, as opposed to the actual company that makes the product, who clearly don’t give a damn to provide any support for the product at all. Bonus to you for actually finally getting around to explaining something, uh, sort of, around the 12 minute and 30 second mark. 😂 ugh
glad I could be so helpful!