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me-crazy-ac
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With amp mod blowing up so fast, do we really need to mic the amp while recording or would direct line on a mod do just as well?
Cyrokk
Farce of Nature
Do both.
In almost all cases, a miked amp sounds much better than an amp modeler.
However, you can also get really good results blending a miked amp and a DI.
When in doubt, experiment.
Cy
In almost all cases, a miked amp sounds much better than an amp modeler.
However, you can also get really good results blending a miked amp and a DI.
When in doubt, experiment.
Cy
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Unsprung
New member
If yer planning to buy any flavor of Line6's POD, check out the Line 6 POD Forums, at http://www.podtalk.com
It's not all that populated, right now, as it's only been around maybe 2 months, and somebody here told me about it. I'm planning to buy a Bass POD, sometime this summer, and still have plans to buy both a POD Pro & Bass POD Pro (both rackmountable). The owner of the site (Tonemonster) has described the use of 2 PODs, for various effects.
It's not all that populated, right now, as it's only been around maybe 2 months, and somebody here told me about it. I'm planning to buy a Bass POD, sometime this summer, and still have plans to buy both a POD Pro & Bass POD Pro (both rackmountable). The owner of the site (Tonemonster) has described the use of 2 PODs, for various effects.