Hello all,
So my current set up is direct in to Axe fX II -> L&R output to Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 mic 1 & 2 channels -> monitor L&R out from 18i8 to my monitors -> USB out from 18i8 to my PC for recording in my DAW using the 18i8 as the audio driver and for sending output sound from my PC to the 18i8.
With this signal path I can record wet signal all day long without any issues, but what I would like to start doing is recording dry signal for playing around with patch setting for mixing and/or reamping the whole recorded song. I am a little unsure of the whole dry signal recording process and how to achieve this. I know that I can simply rewire my whole set up and use my Axe FX as my audio driver instead of the 18i8 but I like the intergrated mixer and individual volume controls on each channel, so I'd like to keep the set up as is if possible.
Basically, what is the best way given my current set up to record dry signal while hearing the current patch when playing back and while recording in my DAW?
So my current set up is direct in to Axe fX II -> L&R output to Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 mic 1 & 2 channels -> monitor L&R out from 18i8 to my monitors -> USB out from 18i8 to my PC for recording in my DAW using the 18i8 as the audio driver and for sending output sound from my PC to the 18i8.
With this signal path I can record wet signal all day long without any issues, but what I would like to start doing is recording dry signal for playing around with patch setting for mixing and/or reamping the whole recorded song. I am a little unsure of the whole dry signal recording process and how to achieve this. I know that I can simply rewire my whole set up and use my Axe FX as my audio driver instead of the 18i8 but I like the intergrated mixer and individual volume controls on each channel, so I'd like to keep the set up as is if possible.
Basically, what is the best way given my current set up to record dry signal while hearing the current patch when playing back and while recording in my DAW?