bias amp standalone focusrite usb asio crashes

After messing around with different modellers I’m finding that actually using none at all seems to compete as far as the sound I want. On another note I’m recording Bass Guitar at the moment (after waiting for the zingy metallic sound of new Bass strings go away when I made the mistake of replacing them last attempt a couple of months ago). I also cleaned up my computer (temp files etc.) and turned off some programs at start up to free up some RAM, which seemed to help a bit. With the buffer set to the lowest the sound occasionally breaks up. Given the specifications you mention and how it deals with BIAS that might be part of the problem. My system is AMD A4 3.4 Ghz (Dual Core) with 4 MB RAM. However, of course you can also make it sound how you like and change your mind afterwards this way. I suppose it would take some getting used to playing something with a “naked” sound (based on my assumption that its easier to play something with the type of guitar sound intended). I agree with applying BIAS post recording and that it can be a bit of a pain. However, my dual i3 cpu with 16gb of ram balks after two tracks of bias sometimes. I've found that using a quad i7 with 16gb of ram and an ssd hard drive allows four tracks of BIAS to run just fine. I'm on a Mac so my hardware is a bit different but not by much. Did you share the specs of your computer in the thread? Also, pop over to the bias site and check out their minimum requirements to see if they match your computer hardware. If you didn't change the buffer settings and you are getting lag on bias and not on your line 6, then the software only bias may be bogging your rig down a bit. Simple fix is to use line 6 for real time recording, then use bias during mixdown as a replacement plugin to get different tones. If you are running an older laptop, BIAS may bog it down a bit.

BIAS is killer, HOWEVER, it does require some cpu horsepower to run well and without perceptible latency.

Bias amp standalone focusrite usb asio crashes