Yup. When sending the DI captured from the Axe-Fx back for a reamp, the signal is lower. I'm using spdif. I have to increase the DI level in the DAW to get it to tickle the reds, like it was doing when I recorded the same DI with my guitar.A common problem when re-amping is matching the playback signal strength of the DI track to that of an actual guitar output level when playing the orginal track. Two Notes has a way to deal with this, FAS needs a similar process for AxeFx.
Yup. When sending the DI captured from the Axe-Fx back for a reamp, the signal is lower. I'm using spdif. I have to increase the DI level in the DAW to get it to tickle the reds, like it was doing when I recorded the same DI with my guitar.
Already discussed this with support. They say it's my interface. I'm not so sure.
I'm sure my answers here in your comment but for someone whose green could you spell out how i might be able to work around this
Not with using spdif for both DI and reamp, in my experience.The DI track recorded from the Axe usb out is correct level. When you send that from you DAW back to the axe and select USB as input source, the result is the same as playing directly to the Axe.
Not with using spdif for both DI and reamp, in my experience.
Yes.is the second processed recording a different level than the first?
I've checked everything over myself and also gone through it again with an FAS technician. Couldn't find the culprit. Only an assumption on the technician's part, that was just a generalized guess. No answers were given.That shouldn't happen and would likely mean something's not set ideally in DAW or interface software.
Yes, you need a reamp box to accomplish what you want to do.do I NEED a reamp box like from radial or something?