northsiderap
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Reamping
Has anyone here really reamped? I've done it when the guitarist does his track before the drummer...
Has anyone here really reamped? I've done it when the guitarist does his track before the drummer...
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robin watson
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Isn't there any kind of impedance mismatch between the recorder's output (designed to go to a line level device) and the guitar amp's input (designed to accept a signal from a guitar p/u)?
I've never bothered to try this thru fear of the above being a relevant issue.
I've never bothered to try this thru fear of the above being a relevant issue.
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robin watson
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Whoops, the article explains it, sorry. Should've read that before posting my question.
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James HE
a spoonfull weighs a ton
It's possible to reamp from a mixer. I'm sure the results are better from a dedicated box designed to match impedence. But this shouldn't stop you from experimenting! When sending a signal from a mixer to a amp or effect, just watch your level coming from the mixer. Keep the level going out low and the amp/effect that exspects a higher impedance won't really mind. 