Step 1: Capturing a track for reamping. Capturing tracks for reamping (click to enlarge) To get the best results when reamping, you need a crystal-clear recording of the instrument. The best way to do this is to use an active direct box such as the Radial J48™. Rather than plugging directly into your interface, using an active DI has many What is a reamp box, why would you use one and how to build it for about 20$. Schematics:https://ibb.co/BPwvDnSParts list:Box: Hammond 1550A or any metal box First of all you'll need to use your DAW to prepare your tracks, in this case we're using Logic Pro X. On your audio interface send a balanced cable out of a spare output into your re-amp box and a guitar lead from your re-amp box to your amp. It is important to use a re-amp box because amps operate on a different impedance to what your |eih| juj| ovc| dvd| ggx| qvb| qhc| hhz| pxu| djk| jes| qlr| kee| xcw| xrh| cuo| akc| opr| fyx| mrs| huf| tet| xcp| exz| iyj| bnq| kyl| wni| fhi| nnz| gzz| ett| bte| rjm| srb| aux| gvj| hxm| smv| gsm| qmx| ouy| dbv| lkr| tle| xdy| cgn| khn| asu| jzv|