teacue wrote:Romariozen wrote:Windows audio also needs a sound card.
And by the way, it does not hurt to speak nicely to others
Bro, If you don't know what you are talking about, better don't answer, seems like you are answering not my question.Out of curiosity what do you mean with your answer?
This is what I understood from your question: you would like to use Realphones with the Standalone version of Pianoteq.
Is it what you want to do?If no, then my bad but if yes, then I pointed you to the solution on how to do this.
What I falsely wrote was that I assumed one has to simply choose the same output device on both applications.
But it is a little bit different and this is BTW quite clearly explained in the link I provided.In the meantime I tried it and it works on my system though it adds some latency.
1. You have to select the audio device connected with your headphone in Realphones first
2. Select Realphones System-Wide as the sound output on your OS (for example "Line (Realphones System-Wide)" in Windows 10)
3. In the audio settings of Pianoteq you have then to choose
Audio device Type: Windows Audio
Audio output: Line (Realphones System-Wide)I wrote clearly that I need to use Pianoteq through the soundcard and the plugin Realphones. This could provide no latency and a good sound. Yet here you recommend me to use Windows audio in the settings, wtf do I need a souncard for then?
Bro like do you really think people around you are that slowpoke not be able to chose windows audio in preferences, so that only you with your vital advises can save them?
Windows audio also needs a sound card.
And by the way, it does not hurt to speak nicely to others
Romariozen wrote:teacue wrote:Realphones has what they call "System-Wide Audio Processing".
You can read about it here: https://www.dsoniq.com/realphones_userguide
(scroll down to the end of the document)From the website:
"In order to process audio throughout your system, it is necessary:
. Launch Realphones System-Wide
. Select your output device in the settings of application"I assume then that it if you select the same audio device in Pianoteq, it should work.
BTW its probably advisable to try the free trial of Realphones.
Bro, If you don't know what you are talking about, better don't answer, seems like you are answering not my question.
Out of curiosity what do you mean with your answer?
This is what I understood from your question: you would like to use Realphones with the Standalone version of Pianoteq.
Is it what you want to do?If no, then my bad but if yes, then I pointed you to the solution on how to do this.
What I falsely wrote was that I assumed one has to simply choose the same output device on both applications.
But it is a little bit different and this is BTW quite clearly explained in the link I provided.In the meantime I tried it and it works on my system though it adds some latency.
1. You have to select the audio device connected with your headphone in Realphones first
2. Select Realphones System-Wide as the sound output on your OS (for example "Line (Realphones System-Wide)" in Windows 10)
3. In the audio settings of Pianoteq you have then to choose
Audio device Type: Windows Audio
Audio output: Line (Realphones System-Wide)
I wrote clearly that I need to use Pianoteq through the soundcard and the plugin Realphones. This could provide no latency and a good sound. Yet here you recommend me to use Windows audio in the settings, wtf do I need a souncard for then?
Bro like do you really think people around you are that slowpoke not be able to chose windows audio in preferences, so that only you with your vital advises can save them?
]]>teacue wrote:Romariozen wrote:Is there any way to make Pianoteq work standalone through the soundcard and the same time use Realphones plugin?
Realphones has what they call "System-Wide Audio Processing".
You can read about it here: https://www.dsoniq.com/realphones_userguide
(scroll down to the end of the document)From the website:
"In order to process audio throughout your system, it is necessary:
. Launch Realphones System-Wide
. Select your output device in the settings of application"I assume then that it if you select the same audio device in Pianoteq, it should work.
BTW its probably advisable to try the free trial of Realphones.
Bro, If you don't know what you are talking about, better don't answer, seems like you are answering not my question.
Out of curiosity what do you mean with your answer?
This is what I understood from your question: you would like to use Realphones with the Standalone version of Pianoteq.
Is it what you want to do?
If no, then my bad but if yes, then I pointed you to the solution on how to do this.
What I falsely wrote was that I assumed one has to simply choose the same output device on both applications.
But it is a little bit different and this is BTW quite clearly explained in the link I provided.
In the meantime I tried it and it works on my system though it adds some latency.
1. You have to select the audio device connected with your headphone in Realphones first
2. Select Realphones System-Wide as the sound output on your OS (for example "Line (Realphones System-Wide)" in Windows 10)
3. In the audio settings of Pianoteq you have then to choose
Audio device Type: Windows Audio
Audio output: Line (Realphones System-Wide)
Romariozen wrote:Is there any way to make Pianoteq work standalone through the soundcard and the same time use Realphones plugin?
Realphones has what they call "System-Wide Audio Processing".
You can read about it here: https://www.dsoniq.com/realphones_userguide
(scroll down to the end of the document)From the website:
"In order to process audio throughout your system, it is necessary:
. Launch Realphones System-Wide
. Select your output device in the settings of application"I assume then that it if you select the same audio device in Pianoteq, it should work.
BTW its probably advisable to try the free trial of Realphones.
Bro, If you don't know what you are talking about, better don't answer, seems like you are answering not my question.
]]>Is there any way to make Pianoteq work standalone through the soundcard and the same time use Realphones plugin?
Realphones has what they call "System-Wide Audio Processing".
You can read about it here: https://www.dsoniq.com/realphones_userguide
(scroll down to the end of the document)
From the website:
"In order to process audio throughout your system, it is necessary:
. Launch Realphones System-Wide
. Select your output device in the settings of application"
I assume then that it if you select the same audio device in Pianoteq, it should work.
BTW its probably advisable to try the free trial of Realphones.
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