TheEscalator
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Hey,
since I'm away from my amp for quite a long time I'd love to record stuff nevertheless.
Idea is to record the DI with my Behringer UMC202HD and than feed this into the Amp using the line-out/phone-out of the UMC202hd when i'm home for a day or so.
Problem is that the signal level of the interface is too low to create the same amount of distortion the guitar does, and I wonder how I could compensate for this lack of signal volume (if signal volume is really the issue).
Reamp-Boxes won't work because this interface has no balanced/XLR-out, but i could try to build a buffer/booster with reasonable input and output inpedance.
could this possibly yearn acceptable results?
any other solutions than building a little op-amp-booster?
thx alot!![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
since I'm away from my amp for quite a long time I'd love to record stuff nevertheless.
Idea is to record the DI with my Behringer UMC202HD and than feed this into the Amp using the line-out/phone-out of the UMC202hd when i'm home for a day or so.
Problem is that the signal level of the interface is too low to create the same amount of distortion the guitar does, and I wonder how I could compensate for this lack of signal volume (if signal volume is really the issue).
Reamp-Boxes won't work because this interface has no balanced/XLR-out, but i could try to build a buffer/booster with reasonable input and output inpedance.
could this possibly yearn acceptable results?
any other solutions than building a little op-amp-booster?
thx alot!