Recent content by UrzaJN

So I'm completely new to re-amping, and pretty much recording in general. I'm getting ready to try re-amping for the first time and I set everything up today just to give it a whack. Here's what I have set up: Guitar DI track in reaper set to send out of a line out of my interface [Firebox]...

I used a boss loop pedal for intro samples / clips but it some times get's finicky about tempo and you can absolutely destroy the mood by playing something sped up 3x regular speed lol. I just use it for sampling bass drops now. I've seen more and more bands with laptops on stage.

This is my first time tracking and mixing a full band (vocals and bass were a real curve ball for me). I feel like this type of metal was probably a bad way to start haha. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks [You can skip past the intro breakdown (first like 30 seconds) to get to...

Yeah I use it through the pedal loop as well. Still feeds back if I have the pregain on the amp over 4 at high volume but I mean what the heck.

I played on a Framus Cobra in studio and I wasn't very impressed with it's tone at all. It may be one of those love it or hate it things; I'm not sure.

I have recorded out of the pre-amp without the foot switch plugged in so I don't think that is the issue. The effects loop should be engaged if there is no foot switch to turn it off so that shouldn't be a problem either. Rather a curious problem.

After reading about 60 pages of threads on the forum about re-amping and tracking; I feel like I'm on information overload and extremely excited to say the least about stepping in to the world of re-amping. :kickass: Before two days ago; I had no idea what the term meant or how it was done...