Misa Quadwave setup tips: USB cable and Audio interface

In this video, I talk about the essential gear you need to get the most out of your Misa Quadwave digital guitar. 🔌 Learn about the USB cable it comes with, and why pairing it with a high-quality audio interface is key to achieving low latency for seamless performance.

Whether you’re a studio musician or a live performer, understanding how to optimize your setup makes all the difference! 🎛️

Topics covered:
- The USB cable included with the Misa Quadwave
- What audio interfaces do and why you need one
- How to reduce latency and enhance your playing experience

Got questions about your setup? Drop them in the comments below! 👇

[ktotheswiss]

I'm glad you kept going on this device, this is the evolution of music, I'd like to see you engage as many musicians as possible to get this into the hands of everyone.

[TheDukeX]

Great design! I like the strain relief! Can't wait to get mine!!

[EDEN-LIMINAL]

The cable strain relief is a wonderful solution.
I must add that for Windows, power management options, CPU thread priority for the DAW and services disabling are a MUST.

[supermac]

I want to learn how to play this soooo bad, imagine the phonk, lofi and math rock this bad boy can pump out?! Thanks for this!!

[tommycook]

You guys should make it so u can plug that thing into an amp

[chrisliddiard]

The old 'tri-bass', which i have complete with glitching screen, has a 'proper' midi din socket for connections to midi hardware. Is there a low latency 'USB host to midi' device that you would recommend? Or will most devices like this, operate with a reasonable latency

[BassBowWow]

Trying to hook the quadwave through a midi host into an elektron digitone. Unfortunately the host doesnt seem to be powering the misa. Any tips on a host that would power the misa instead of using a computer?