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Neural DSP Quad Cortex - Recording a Dry D.I. Track

Neural DSP Quad Cortex
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Computer Integration
A common DAW recording technique is to record a dry D.I. (Direct
Input) signal from your instrument or microphone along with your
processed tone. Only a single-row Preset is needed for recording
both processed and dry signals from Quad Cortex.
Recording a Dry D.I. Track
The instrument is connected to Quad Cortexs INPUT 1 and it’s
being monitored by headphones only. Quad Cortex is connected to
the laptop through USB.
Out
Multi
1
In
PRESET
A
D8 Dart Shifter
Preset Grid
Routing:
Open your DAW and choose Quad Cortex as main audio device.
Create a mono audio track and set its input as Input 1.
The track will receive the dry input signal coming from your
instrument.
Then, create a stereo audio track and set its input as Input 3/4.
The track will receive the processed signal coming from the
row via USB 3/4.
Finally, arm both tracks for recording.
Tap any output block in The Grid
then select “Multiple Outputs
to enable this feature.
The Multi-Out block routes your
signal through XLR Outs 1/2
as well as TRS Outs 3/4, and
USB. It’s the default setting for
all Factory Presets and newly
created Presets.
STEREO
Multiple Outputs
1/2 + 3/4 + USB 3/4
Output 1/2

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