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Old 09-26-2005, 07:59 PM
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Recording from effects loop using mixer?

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Ok I've done a search and couldn't really find anything so here goes...

What I want to do is get some form of recording happening so I can start getting
my practices on tape etc. My problem is since I dont have a line out, DI out etc
on my amp I dont really know how i'm going to connect it.

Could I put like a Behringer UB802 Mixer or something in the effects loop and then
plug my minidisc recorder into that???
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Old 09-26-2005, 08:16 PM
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It can be done, just make sure the level is where you want it. I've done the exact same thing before, with the same mixer, and on the MD the guitar came out a little too low in the mix.
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