henryrobinett
Fractal Fanatic
This is a really, really dumb question, but I thought I'd ask. Has anyone ever tried to take an effected, over driven track and either somehow convert it to a kind of dry signal or use it successfully to re-amp it?
I have a solo I recorded a while ago. I really like a lot if things about the solo but I didn't record it with a dry track. It was recorded with a Ultra before I started learning how to tweak the tones.
I figure somebody might know something here I don't. I mean almost everybody here knows a hell of a lot I don't. Nothing ventured nothing gained! Maybe I can salvage this track??
I have a solo I recorded a while ago. I really like a lot if things about the solo but I didn't record it with a dry track. It was recorded with a Ultra before I started learning how to tweak the tones.
I figure somebody might know something here I don't. I mean almost everybody here knows a hell of a lot I don't. Nothing ventured nothing gained! Maybe I can salvage this track??