Reamping

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Instructor: Travis Montgomery Level: Beginner Topic: Recording Style: Any Style

Excerpt: Reamping is the process of sending a DI signal back into an amp/modeler to reshape your tone to how you want. This is used in pretty much also studios today, so that artists can go back and get a different tone, and not worry about keeping the original recorded tone if they’re not satisfied with it.

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Instructor: Travis Montgomery Level: Beginner Topic: Recording Style: Any Style

Excerpt: The process of reamping is actually very easy. For this demonstration, I’m going to be using my Fractal Audio Axe-fx II.  1. The first step is to open your DAW, and make two audio tracks. Label one as “Amp tone” and the other one as “DI”. 2. Next, go into the preferences menu of you DAW and find the options for the inputs...

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Instructor: Travis Montgomery Level: Beginner Topic: Recording Style: Any Style

Excerpt: For reamping with an Axe-fx II you need: Axe-fx II 1/4” guitar cable USB cable Guitar For reamping with amp/cab setup you need: DI or Reamp box 1/4” guitar cable XLR to 1/4” cable Microphone (SM57 for guitar) XLR cable Guitar

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