LIVE PROFESSOR: DRUM REPLACEMENT FOR YOUR BROADCAST AUDIO LIVE STREAM MIX!!

Do the drums sound like a dumpster fire on your live stream mix?
have you ever wished you could magically replace them like the studio wizards do?
Well now you can! This video goes on a brief overview of what that process looks like using Slate audio's Trigger plug in hosted in Live Professor.

[@musicschoolfactoryceo]

Please we will be very grateful to learn how you patched the trigger hardware through your drums down to Life Professor

[@KE2AIO]

Yeah love to see the trigger hardware and how that's is all patched from FOH to LP. Great video man

[@paulmitro6896]

Coming soon!

[@TheLatsiomichael]

Just came across your channel, have you tried using this live in the house yet? what's the specs on your machine?

[@robearhart5796]

If you wanted to replace just the snare and didn't have a powerful enough machine to run the whole drum kit, couldn't you measure the total latency for the snare going through Live Professor and then manually compensate for that in the console on the other channels?

[@bybenstudio]

How are you getting 4.0ms of lag with trigger 2? I get 23ms when I load it onto my system. I'm using a quad-core i5 with 10 processing threds

[@paulmitro6896]

That's a great question! There is a setting in trigger for live use. I believe it's just a box to tick. Hopefully that helps!

[@bybenstudio]

@@paulmitro6896 i see it now. I'll have to see if that makes things manageable. Do you experience "audio dropouts" on the software in general? I get 1 or 2 every 5-10mins.

[@paulmitro6896]

@@bybenstudio Drop outs? No, I've encountered clicks and pops. Those are usually remedied by increasing the buffer size, keep in mind that the higher the buffer size, the higher the latency.