Recent content by Necr6phag1st

Thank you both for your help. If the solution to improve the quality of the dry signal to reamp is to replace the Toneport...my answer has to be yes (but i still can use the amp sim's I have, since I bought the VST pack)...but that is not my main concerne since I barelly use them...but that's...

Hi guys, I know this will probably be the most stupid question ever, but there's something I don't understand...although I searched in this (and other) forum(s) The thing is, I have a ToneportGX, wich is a DI. I understand the concept behind passive and active DI boxes, and what the utility...

I did it beacuse I read in here that you should do this once you recorded the dry signal. Actually I didn't understand why I would had to do that (like you said once the DI is recorded, there's no point to do this)...but since I'm a noob in reamping, I followed that particular tutorial. But...

First of all, thank you for both your replies. Do you guys think that this can be fixed, using a proper DI box? Or the best way is realy lower the pickup height or use a passive pickup to record instead?

Hi there, I'm making some recordings at home, but when I record some guitar part, and then export it (24bit - 44100hz) and import it back to reamp the signal...well the dry signal becomes way to dirty. I'm currently using Cubase 5. My signal chain is guitar, toneport GX (line 6) to pc via...