line out - line in

[RoMeRz]

Just a question, as I dont want to start doing things the wrong way.

I have a line out on my amp, which ive hooked up to my line in on my sound card.

Its really quiet though, what would you suggest to make it a bit better.

The line out on my amp - comes after the pre amp but before the eq and power amp.

Maybe putting it through my pedals or that?

[i_got_a_mohawk]

Most amps with a line out (im assuming its an XLR) will have an output level, also, your mixer will probably have an input level and a level control for the individual channel, you also have the main mix volume control

Maybe one of them needs turned up ?

[RoMeRz]

well my amp has gain and volume, is that what you mean - only problem there is ill need to d/c my cab and just listen to what i play through the speakers on the pc

edit. they are for the power amp though, so make no difference to what comes out the line out - yes its XLR

[i_got_a_mohawk]

The gain control will control it a tad

And what i meant is some amps have an individual volume control from the output of the XLR

[RoMeRz]

Ah, nah mines doesnt

Would putting it through my GT6b be advisable ?

[RoMeRz]

I dont have one though :P

[i_got_a_mohawk]

Have you tried turning up the level and volume controls on your mixer?

Also, have you turned up the line in volume on your PC sound card?

[anderbass]

mohawk may have found your answer with the above post, but if not.

Most line-out signals are to weak to drive a recorder to full levels.

Any time I record using a line/DI-out, I always run it through
some kind of Mic/line-preamp before hitting the recorder.

Your pedal Idea might work, if its made to accept line level signals and has some kind of signal boosting feature.