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Connecting the TORPEDO VB-101
4 Dry recording and re-miking
Here is a particular configuration that makes the most of the TORPEDO VB-101’s great flexibility.
When recording, this particular way of connecting the machine will allow you to rework a given
recording after it has been made. The purpose is to work on the miking when you have sufficient
time to do it perfectly — while mixing with all the other instruments, for example — and to multiply
the tracks with various miking settings if needed.
The reamping techniques (i.e., recording a guitar or bass through a DI and sending that signal
into an amplifier) are already known. What we are going to talk about here is something we call
"re-miking".
This is done in two steps :
1. Dry recording the amplifier (i.e., recording the sound of the amplifier at the speaker output with
the TORPEDO VB-101 but without a speaker simulation);
2. Using the TORPEDO VB-101 as an external processing unit inside a digital or analog loop by using
the AES/EBU or the S/PDIF I/O.
1 Electric guitar or bass 3 TORPEDO VB-101, rear view 5 Audio interface
2 Guitar or bass amplifier 4 DAW with TORPEDO Remote 5 Master clock
4.1 Step one: recording the dry signal
There are several options to get your amplifier’s dry signal with the TORPEDO VB-101:
1. Using the PRE SIM output to get the direct analog signal before the first analog-to-digital stage
of the TORPEDO VB-101
2. Using the ANALOG line Out or AES/EBU-S/PDIF digital Out with a Dry/Wet or Wet/Dry Output
Mode configuration
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