Hey, I can't remember if this has been covered before, and it seems lately most who reamp (thus record a DI) use something like PODfarm on the front end.
What I want to do is track the DI while I am actually tracking the guitar tones. I have a Radial BigShot ABY to split my signal live, and it's awesome. However, in tests, when I run straight DI into my interface I have a bit hotter signal than when I run into the interface through the BigShot. I'm assuming this is because the BigShot is a passive ABY (even though it is buffered), so the signal loses strength as it is split.
To me the simple fix for this is to just up the mic pre's gain to match the level of the straight DI, but do any of you have anything other comments or advice?
It's probably a super dumb question, but I don't ever remember anyone addressing this on here, as it always seems to be PODfarm and the like that is used for tracking, thus I don't think those signals are split.
What I want to do is track the DI while I am actually tracking the guitar tones. I have a Radial BigShot ABY to split my signal live, and it's awesome. However, in tests, when I run straight DI into my interface I have a bit hotter signal than when I run into the interface through the BigShot. I'm assuming this is because the BigShot is a passive ABY (even though it is buffered), so the signal loses strength as it is split.
To me the simple fix for this is to just up the mic pre's gain to match the level of the straight DI, but do any of you have anything other comments or advice?
It's probably a super dumb question, but I don't ever remember anyone addressing this on here, as it always seems to be PODfarm and the like that is used for tracking, thus I don't think those signals are split.