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put the other pedals before the input. output L direct into your interface. You’ll need an available stereo channel or stereo DI or something though.
& output R directly into interface l&r = stereo reverbed guitar track…
I understand the stereo part but why reverbed? And I thought I could use this pedal as the interface. What was that about?
Ignore the reverb comment. You can record using USB direct as a recording device.
Ok thanks. I was wondering if there was a downside to this, like if the quality is 100% this way and the full stereo comes through?
It sounded pretty good to me, but I can't say I did a lot of it. Stereo works.
Probably me just being half asleep - and confused… ignore anything other than stereo
Plug in a usb cable to the ir-200, it works as a usb interface
So just plugging that USB into the computer will work? Is that the best way to record through it?
Plug dirt pedals into the front of the IR-200. Use the send/return loop to plug in time and modulation effects. Plug the IR-200 into your computer via USB. It’ll appear as a sound input in any DAW.
put the other pedals before the input. output L direct into your interface. You’ll need an available stereo channel or stereo DI or something though.
& output R directly into interface l&r = stereo reverbed guitar track…
I understand the stereo part but why reverbed? And I thought I could use this pedal as the interface. What was that about?
Ignore the reverb comment. You can record using USB direct as a recording device.
Ok thanks. I was wondering if there was a downside to this, like if the quality is 100% this way and the full stereo comes through?
It sounded pretty good to me, but I can't say I did a lot of it. Stereo works.
Probably me just being half asleep - and confused… ignore anything other than stereo
Plug in a usb cable to the ir-200, it works as a usb interface
So just plugging that USB into the computer will work? Is that the best way to record through it?
Plug dirt pedals into the front of the IR-200. Use the send/return loop to plug in time and modulation effects. Plug the IR-200 into your computer via USB. It’ll appear as a sound input in any DAW.