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Please, post here all the different successful approaches in reamping your Ultra! I just can't figure it out:
1) First I tried to place a digital recorder between my guitar and the Ultra, so I could loop the dry guitar tone in order to reamp it through the Ultra. The recorder introduced some slight hiss, probably because the guitar tone was too weak being not amplified before the recorder. So that didn't work
2) My second attempt was to record mono the dry guitar sound on my DAW and send it through another sound card to the Ultra. The result was pretty much the same (the other sound card was Pod X3 (the red bean).
The only thing I could think of now is if a looper (RC or something else, this is what I'm trying to figure out) will do the job. The signal path will be pretty much the same: Guitar>Looper>Ultra. My biggest concern is that loopers too introduce some noise to the dry signal and that is unacceptable because I need the best recording environment. And that's why I'm posting this: out of pure desperation. HELP! Thank you.
1) First I tried to place a digital recorder between my guitar and the Ultra, so I could loop the dry guitar tone in order to reamp it through the Ultra. The recorder introduced some slight hiss, probably because the guitar tone was too weak being not amplified before the recorder. So that didn't work
2) My second attempt was to record mono the dry guitar sound on my DAW and send it through another sound card to the Ultra. The result was pretty much the same (the other sound card was Pod X3 (the red bean).
The only thing I could think of now is if a looper (RC or something else, this is what I'm trying to figure out) will do the job. The signal path will be pretty much the same: Guitar>Looper>Ultra. My biggest concern is that loopers too introduce some noise to the dry signal and that is unacceptable because I need the best recording environment. And that's why I'm posting this: out of pure desperation. HELP! Thank you.