Hi guys !
I have a problem regarding reamping with the AX8 and can't wrap my head around how to do it, albeit having read most posts on the subject across the forum.
My soundcard is a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, which comes with only 2 lines out, meaning I have to disconnect a speaker while reamping. I got a perfectly recorded DI that to work with.
So here's the deal :
- I route the DI track on my DAW (logic) to output 1
- I use a 1/4" cable from the soundcard to the IN 2 (FX RTN)
- I use an FX LOOP on the AX8's grid
- I connect the AX8 back to the Input of my soundcard using an XLR cable
Now, the problem is a constant hiss coming out of the remaining speaker. I've tried : switching cables, reducing levels on the AX8, reducing of the DI track inside the DAW, using IN 1 instead of IN 2 on the AX8, using the headphones OUT on my soundcard instead of Output 1, etc. Pretty much anything !
I can't seem to get rid of this hiss though, I've spent hours on that. Pretty much uneducated on the subject, I thus rely on you guys, if anyone has a helpful advice to give. Thanks a lot !
I have a problem regarding reamping with the AX8 and can't wrap my head around how to do it, albeit having read most posts on the subject across the forum.
My soundcard is a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, which comes with only 2 lines out, meaning I have to disconnect a speaker while reamping. I got a perfectly recorded DI that to work with.
So here's the deal :
- I route the DI track on my DAW (logic) to output 1
- I use a 1/4" cable from the soundcard to the IN 2 (FX RTN)
- I use an FX LOOP on the AX8's grid
- I connect the AX8 back to the Input of my soundcard using an XLR cable
Now, the problem is a constant hiss coming out of the remaining speaker. I've tried : switching cables, reducing levels on the AX8, reducing of the DI track inside the DAW, using IN 1 instead of IN 2 on the AX8, using the headphones OUT on my soundcard instead of Output 1, etc. Pretty much anything !
I can't seem to get rid of this hiss though, I've spent hours on that. Pretty much uneducated on the subject, I thus rely on you guys, if anyone has a helpful advice to give. Thanks a lot !