{"id":207,"date":"2008-01-10T23:39:31","date_gmt":"2008-01-11T07:39:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/benvesco.com\/tonemonster\/pod-x3-live-tips-and-tricks\/2008\/pod-x3-tips-and-tricks-reamping-results\/"},"modified":"2008-04-22T21:32:28","modified_gmt":"2008-04-23T05:32:28","slug":"pod-x3-tips-and-tricks-reamping-results","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.benvesco.com\/blog\/pod-x3-live-tips-and-tricks\/2008\/pod-x3-tips-and-tricks-reamping-results\/","title":{"rendered":"POD X3 Tips and Tricks: Reamping Results"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u00ab Show me how to set up reamping with my POD X3<\/a><\/p>\n

In part one<\/a> of this article we explored a method for setting up your POD X3 to do hardware reamping with a single 1\/4″ to 1\/4″ patch cable. We got our DAW and POD X3 configured to record and playback dry signals at the same level. If you are interested in seeing my results, this article is for you. <\/p>\n

Tweak and record your reamped POD X3<\/h3>\n

It is time to lay down a few reamped tracks and see how close we can get to the originals. Since reamping is about flexibility to tweak the tone, we’re also going to explore a few new tones applied to the dry tracks. and Reamp X3<\/strong> with POD X3 ASIO outs 3-4 as input. Start playback on your DAW and you should hear your POD X3 magically playing itself. If you got everything routed correctly you will be hearing your previous guitar part playing back through your X3 (be sure you are listening to the right<\/em> output of the X3). I recorded a sample for comparison with the original patch used for the reference track. Just like our dry wave comparison, the live and reamped tracks look idential (see Figure 5<\/strong><\/em> and Figure 6<\/strong><\/em>).<\/p>\n

\"reamping
\nFigure 5:<\/strong> The live wet signal is on top and the
\nreamped wet signal is on the bottom.<\/p>\n

\"reamping
\nFigure 6:<\/strong> The reamped track is overlayed
\non the original dry track. Again we see
\nvery little difference.<\/p>\n

This is what they sound like. Compare and listen for differences.<\/p>\n