How to reamp

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How to reamp

w/ Ben Lindell

How to reamp

11 min • 2015

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Untreated DI tracks are often dry, lifeless and boring but reamping gives you endless creative possibilities to add new dimensions to your DI signals.

In this video, Ben Lindell shows you everything you need to know to start using this essential technique.

He explains:

What exactly is reamping
The signal flow to get out of the box
The gear needed to start reamping

Learn how to bring your DI tracks to life and see several examples of reamping applied to bass, guitar, and vocals.

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11 reviews

dansoundsmith • Friday, December 14, 2018

Ben didn't compensate for the inherent delay of sending a DI out to an amp, miking at (even a small) distance and then back into Pro Tool! You always need to slide the mic signal back to line up with the DI.

Edgardo • Saturday, June 30, 2018

ReAmping vocals, OMG that was dope!

jeromewauk • Sunday, May 22, 2016

Thanks Ben , as always you make it clear how and why to achieve must have techniques. Much appreciated.

Spudmuffin • Saturday, August 8, 2015

Nice!! I'm also curious about the delay compensation settings, so that the returned mic signal exactly syncs with the pre-recorded signal. Perhaps the lack of mix plugins and a low buffer setting (yes?) contributed to making sync a minimal issue? Your thoughts please.

anxious • Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Vovox Cables, those help a lot too. Cheers

vlakanas • Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Is there a delay? I will try it but from what I can understand there are delay ,therefore requires compensation. This is key. Other than that, good job. Thanks

MZ1387 • Tuesday, January 13, 2015

How did you set up the delay compensation in Pro Tools so that the DI signal and the Reamped signal remained in phase after going out and coming back in?