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so too much compression on the drums in general?

Hi there! I recorded this MIDI programmed drum track with NI Studio Drummer (recording my own song), since I'm not a drummer, I need some real drummer or mixing engineer to give it a listen and kindly tell me if they sound natural enough and either if some parts or feels sound strange or should...

I found out I don’t need to re-amp just to use the pedals effect at the end of the chain, I can just go from my interface output to the pedal input. Only if you are using a real amp you need to re-amp, but Im using an amp sim in my DAW for my guitar. I’m speaking about reamping my guitar not the...

Right I get it man, so I’m out of budget for buying a interface with 3 inputs, so I might renounce to record and re-amp at the same time, I will do that in a second take. So basically you need the re-amp box just if you use a real amp but not just for the effect pedals am I right? So no need of...

Or I could even get this one, very interesting, it's an audio interface with integrated re-amp, so no need for a re-amp box, and it's also a tube interface. I think it's mainly for guitars only but you can also plug a microfone or some other instrument other than guitar. seems interesting...

mmm ok I get it, I thought I could use the headphones output for my headphones (I don't use monitors) and the two line outputs for the re-amp? I see what you mean I would need 3 input, what if I record the re-amped delay with one input only? I mean in mono? and maybe after use some stereoize...

Anyway I got it, It's fine I just need to go through the normal input, not the MIDI. By the way, out of topic, anyone here has some knowledge about re-amping? I just made a new post here. https://homerecording.com/bbs/threads/re-amp-guitars-with-boss-pedal-instead-of-re-amp-box.411870/

My interface is a basic 1 input Steinberg UR12, but I'm gonna buy a new one, I'm thinking about the Focusrite 2i2 or 4i4, not sure which of the 2 since I might need to reamp some tracks also.

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Hi guys/girls, so I'm recording at home my guitar with Cakewalk, using an Amp sim in within the DAW from Overloud. Now I would like to use my DD-200 Boss pedal as an effect instead of the plugins within the DAW. For convenience I would like to be able to re-amp the delay effect for the...

mmm, I get it guys, I understand what you are saying but I'm a bit sceptical. Anyway I asked a friend who has a recording studio, the difference is that if you place the delay pedal before everything, after recording you cannot change anything, if you made a mistake, you have to record it...

You have been really helpful indeed. I thought somehow that with MIDI output you can record the MIDI format, and then change something and do edits in within the DAW. But actually I noticed that the MIDI plug in the Volca is a MIDI INPUT non output, so probably you can plug some keyboard or...

If I cannot make a comparison it would just sound fine to me.

Thing is I could just use the Overloud effects in my daw, the plugins, but I really like some of the effects this Boss pedal has and I would like to use that instead of plugins in my daw. But still use the distortion amp plugin only

This must be the correct answer, so it should worth it to spend 200 euros for a re-amp box and a new audio inteRface? So the recording will sound much better with the delay after the amp and not before? I guess yes

Its a Boss DD-200

Got your point, so with Midi you can then edit the track after you recorded, without you just can’t. Clear. Not sure actually, maybe I won’t even need to edit or process midi after recording cause the kkorg I want to get shoud do everything I need. but the difference in price maybe doesn’t worth...

Mmm then why everyone is using effects after the amp nowadays? There must be a reason, it doesn’t necessarily mean that everything they did in the old days was better than what they do now.

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