Wasnt sure where to put this....
The ZOOM G2.1U guitar pedal has a USB out for recordng directly and it has patches that are specifically set up for recording - they sound great when i record but they sound vastly different through my amp, whereas its the other way round if you use the Amp patches to record.
Without me looking through all the settings, anyone know what is done TO the settings to achieve the right tone for the recording presets?
I just wondered because I wonder if there is something essential I have to do prior to recording bass direct with my multi-fx pedals to get a good sound? I go from the output of the pedal straight into the MIC input of my mixer. My mixer has a basic three-channel EQ which is +/-20db - are there any specific eq settings? or any specific settings on the pedals like gain reduction or EQing? or should I be recording through a line-input?
The ZOOM G2.1U guitar pedal has a USB out for recordng directly and it has patches that are specifically set up for recording - they sound great when i record but they sound vastly different through my amp, whereas its the other way round if you use the Amp patches to record.
Without me looking through all the settings, anyone know what is done TO the settings to achieve the right tone for the recording presets?
I just wondered because I wonder if there is something essential I have to do prior to recording bass direct with my multi-fx pedals to get a good sound? I go from the output of the pedal straight into the MIC input of my mixer. My mixer has a basic three-channel EQ which is +/-20db - are there any specific eq settings? or any specific settings on the pedals like gain reduction or EQing? or should I be recording through a line-input?
