You can also use ReaInsert to route MIDI and Audio to/from hardware synthesizers.You don’t necessarily need a Re-Amp box but they help for consistent results and lowering the noise floor.You don’t have to record to the track, you can keep it ‘live’ and render your mix with 1x Online to commit the effect to the mix.One of the reasons to use ReaInsert is that it automatically compensates for delay so you can monitor your effect in realtime, and after recording, you don’t need to nudge anything.ReaInsert returns signal from connected input.pedal to Hi-Z input of audio interface (or a DI box into mic preamp).
reamp box Hi-Z out to pedal ( MXR M80 Bass D.I.+ ).audio interface line out #5 to reamp box Line in (DIYRE Line2Amp).
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DIYRE is best known for its 500 series Colours range. When you're ready to print, hit record on channel 2 and let it play through.In this video I explain how I use the ReaInsert plugin to process Bass DI tracks through a hardware distortion pedal. By starting out with a simple project such as a DI or Reamp Box you can make your own gear and. Even punching in/out, so you can get an idea of what the final take sounds like. Now, your guitar parts are always going to go from DAW to your pedalboard - which means you'll be able to hear the AMP as you're playing/editing the clean track. You can also record it if you like- I did, but it's up to you. You're going to monitor this track- so ensure input monitoring is enabled. Mic the amp (or, in your case, DI) into 'channel 2' of your interface. The reamp box houses the critical electronic component in the process: the transformer. connect the output of the reamp box into your amp. This is important, you do NOT want to hear the dry signal. Set up a channel (channel 1) in your daw to send audio out on 'output 3' and not to your main mix bus. Guitar into the hi-z input of your interface. I dont worry about boosting the instrument level up, because you can do that with plugins after.īe careful getting a splitter, because if you get something that goes from stereo to x2 mono outputs, it might not work, i think i have made this mistake before.Ī reamp box will handle this for you, and you don't even need to split your signal if you get your latency way down: for the splitter use something like this if money is tight.you could use this You could do a similar thing by buying the cheapest passive audio splitter available, connect the input end to your guitar, connect one output directly to your audio interface to record, and connect the other output to what ever guitar amp/pedals you already own separate from you computer.ĮDIT. So i'm hearing the distorted/amplified sound with whatever effects i chose in the room, but i only record the clean sound, then add the plugins to it later and mess around with all sorts of sounds. I set the other channel up with whatever sounds good and just use it as a monitor pretty much. I set one channel up with no amp, so that its just the clean sound straight from the guitar pickups, and when i record, i record this channel straight to my DAW. it has the option to use 2 amp channels at the same time in parallel. I use my multi fx pedal as an audio interface. The ProRMP is a 100 passive re-amplifier that lets you to take a pre-recorded track and.
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