If you need everything to reamp, then get
this. It has everything you need to do it.
Basically what you do is, you have the guitar going into the DI box (J48, for example), then that has two outputs. One output (the THRU plug) goes to like a V-Amp or POD or whatever so you can hear what you are playing. The other output (the OUTPUT plug) goes from the J48 goes into whatever you are using to record with. It records the direct clean signal from the guitar. Then, you later send that signal out to the X-Amp or ReAmp (Radial or ReAmp brand) and from there it goes into the input jack of your amplifier. You mic up the cabinet, press record, and it will play back the direct track *through* the amplifier, and record the mic'ed signal. Then you delete the direct tracks because you are done!
Quick demonstration:
Guitar-> J48 -> J48 Output 1 (THRU) -> V-Amp/POD/whatever
..............|-> J48 Output 2 -> Your recorder (DAW, tape, whatever)
THEN!
DAW/Tape/Whatever -> ReAmp/X-Amp -> Guitar Amplifier
Mic'ed Cabinet -> DAW/Tape/Whatever
Get it?
Now if what you use to record doesn't have any SEND outputs, then just solo the direct guitar track, arm the mic track, and press record. It'll only play back the direct track through the amp that you mic'ed up, and record the mic'ed signal to the new track.
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