How I record guitars into Ableton Live with low or zero latency using Neural DSP plugins.

I thought this would not work! But it does!

I have a very strong laptop (M1 Max MBP) and yes I’m still having latency when I already have multiple instances of Midi software so this is beginning to be a problem for me in the middle or at the end of a session project. This will really help me a lot on my takes and comping. Instead of recreating new instance and track inside DAW. Which consumes a lot of time! Thank you for this idea.

how do i get neural dsp into ableton

Even though your running a hackinstosh setuo for your audio setting do you still have to pick asio drivers? Trying to get my apollo to playback in the standalone but having issues getting it to connect with lower latency in windows configuration not mac

Your channel rocks. You're like the ableton-metal God send.

Vet amd vet 3 are not coming up nothing is any help ?

I had discovered this technique by myself and I thought I was the only one doing it because of my crap hardware :) Glad to see that other people are using it!

i kinda hear dty signal while i'm runnung the namless plugin how can i fix it?
any way can you make a video of you explaing how to set latency on standalone?

meshuggah af

Why use this workaround over the "Monitor / Headphones" jack on most interfaces that offer near 0 latency? I use that when tracking along to tracks, all audio of tracks + guitar with processing comes though and it saves on CPU and Memory usage of having to load up an additional plugin.

nice work around but there has to be an actual way to fix this shit...

It’s ridiculous that this works so well 😂

You’d have thought it would tax the system more to run a separate standalone app!

Thanks for the knowledge!

I cant afford an interface and facing latency wih my electric any solutions for that

What happens if you get latency on your standalone 😭

Super awesome tip man thank you!

Great idea! I'm gonna try this same setup with Helix Native and hope that works out!

This is genius. Thank you

This helps a lot man thanks

HEY im getting some serious latency running neural dsp plugins as standalones do you know how to help me?

I love how Baba has this polite and helpful demeanor while his music is so apocalyptically nar

This is clutch. Thank you.

Righteous

I think whatever you've produced there sounds great man. make more...not sure why you think you need to line things up with the mathematical precision of a NASA engineer...if anything, give a little more slop, gives it sort of an organic feel.

how did you get that bloody red theme for ableton?

i cant even get the amp sound to come through. i open the plugin through ableton and all im hearing are the strings. no amp plugin sound coming through. i just dont get it. I've been messing with this for 8 hours now

Name killed me! Had to SUB!

I really loved the drums here (also the invaluable info for the latency issue). Could you give me some tutorials or point me in the direction of how I can make some post hardcore drums ?

Dude, this is genius!! However I use Sonar, but I think the same idea applies to my latency issue with neural DSP! I just bought a new interface thinking that my old outdated interface might be the issue, but I needed a better one anyways. If I run into latency again when I try this out soon, then I will for sure use this tip! Very helpful video! Thanks

This is a HILARIOUS & BRILLIANT workaround.

Great video. How did you get ableton to record in mono?

Thanks bud I can't wait to try this after giving up! Will this work with any Neural DSP plugins?

i use exclusively Ableton for metal recording, but im getting a minor issue wich is i can hear the clean tone in "the back" of the distortion clearly and also gets recorded.

I tone the input all the way down on the Neural VST and it can still be heard quite clearly and its getting a little annoying.

I usually get tired and use my real pedals instead...

Looks like a genius idea man !!!

Just set up two Input tracks for your guitar. Set one to IN, set the other to OFF. Output them both (Sends Only) to a Return Track instance of your amp sim. Arm the OFF track and record your DI there while you Monitor with the IN track. That'll save you from having to duplicate your settings in standalone.

Super helpful thanks a lot !

If you have a scarlett 2i2 doesn't the direct monitor do this for you?

You're an absolute lifesaver. I've been struggling to reduce my RT Latency and now I don't have to. THANK YOU

Nice to see another person using Ableton for metal. \m/

Great solution! Thanks

Your setup is in front of your kitchen?