- Dec 14, 2010
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Hi, my band is recording its first album. I have recorded DI tracks for both guitars and bass. While i am able to get decent tones from software amp sims like LePou and Amplitube, i still can feel something missing in the tone.
I have access to a Peavey 5150II with Peavey 4x12 cab and a Laney Ironheart 120 with the accompanying Laney 4x12 cab and also an Ibanez TS808. I have never recorded through an amp before so i was wondering if it would be worth it to buy a reamp box and use it to reamp the DI tones through one of these amps.
I am a full time live sound engineer by the way so i have a fairly good understanding of eq and other basic things. I prefer to get it right at the source instead of eqing it to death later. Just wanted to know from guys who have done both amp sims and real amps if it would make a difference micing a real amp.
I have access to a Peavey 5150II with Peavey 4x12 cab and a Laney Ironheart 120 with the accompanying Laney 4x12 cab and also an Ibanez TS808. I have never recorded through an amp before so i was wondering if it would be worth it to buy a reamp box and use it to reamp the DI tones through one of these amps.
I am a full time live sound engineer by the way so i have a fairly good understanding of eq and other basic things. I prefer to get it right at the source instead of eqing it to death later. Just wanted to know from guys who have done both amp sims and real amps if it would make a difference micing a real amp.