QUOTE (Mertay @ Nov 26 2016, 06:22 PM)
I checked your file and its stereo (so reaper settings are ok), maybe the player you're using is mono?
Very good sample by the way, its peaking around -10db so you can increase the output of the kemper to get an even better signal-to-noise ratio but I didn't hear any noise and really impressed as its so silent with a distorted profile
I'm almost certain if it was the actual amp it would be noisyer
To me you're ready to rock
As for recording hotter levels, don't give too much time to get it as hot as possible without clipping. Its ok to give slight headroom when recording but a touch richer than -10db will be even better, specially when you'll record over lesson backing tracks or making your first album
seriously! Maybe its my head that's mono
The reaper playback before rendering sounds 'more stereo'.... honest
However, I trust your ears over mine that is for sure!
just out of curiosity, is it possible that a rendered track is slightly less awesome then when its in a DAW? Im guessing maybe a lesser PC might render a lesser sound.
Now that I know how to set up the 11R as an interface I might have one last test with the scarlett, I wont bother about the backing track drop out, just test the guitar sound and compare it to what I have through the 11R. I have a month to return the scarlett so I have a bit of time. It would be interesting to compare the guitar sound from each.
Mertay, my friend, GMC is lucky to have you. Thanks so much for your help. Maybe I can get back to actually playing guitar now.
QUOTE (Mertay @ Nov 26 2016, 06:22 PM)
I'm almost certain if it was the actual amp it would be noisyer
LOL!
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