Wes Grissom

Hi everyone! I got it to work but the tone is bleh. So to go in-depth further, I"m using Protools First and from what I"ve seen you can"t use amp sims with it. ð I really don"t don"t want to pay $30-$80 a month for the full version just to use other AAV plugins but I might to unless you guys know a way around it. In reply to Mike Rivers...yes I"d love to record without micing my cab. My neighbors suck and complain about everything and the head I want to use requires my 4x12 and that will be way too loud. For my signal chain my guitar is plugged into my pedalboard and that goes to the input of the DI....the FX send on my amp goes to the THRU port of the DI....the input jack of my amp goes to input 1 of the interface and the XLR cable from the DI BOX goes to input 2 of the interface.

Hello So I got an active DI box to go with my Scarlett 2i2 and I can finally record. The problem I"m running into is that it"s not recognizing my amp, especially when I switch channels as if it"s only reading the signal from the guitar. I can record cleans but nothing from the amp...I turned the volumes up and down, adjusted the tone knobs....nothing changes the tone at all. What can I do to fix this other than a reamp box?

That"s interesting, the one here in Sasebo sucks for music.

Thank you everyone for the welcome messages, I"ve been extremely busy lately. We just signed with an independent label, Ragebreed Records, and we"re in preproduction for a new record.

Been playing guitar since I was 16, I"m 34 now, but out of all that time I"ve only really played for a total of 8-9 years out of the last 18 years. Guitars - I play PRS Tremonti"s and an Ibanez SZ720FM Amps - Behringer VT100FXH, Crate GLX1200H Pedal train - Korg Pitchblack tuner, Morley Mark Tremonti Wah, Ibanez Tubescreamer mini, Caline 10-band EQ, Behringer NS-300.

Musical interests are Alter Bridge, Nightwish, Disturbed, Hammerfall, Tremonti, Ratt, Skid Row, Bon Jovi, Fire From The Gods, Sevendust, Five Finger Death Punch, and tons and tons more. My listening taste goes from today"s metal and rock all the back to the swing and jazz of the 30"s.

Greetings everyone! Wes from Ancient Sins here, new to the forum and looking forward to meeting some great people and musicians. I will add pics and a video eventually for my rig rundown.

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