It will either give you a sound you’re after, or suck. The Zoom seems to give me a better punchy track than if I go directly from my guitar.īut the thing is there are no rules you can’t break. If I want clean and dry I just put the Zoom on bypass mode. My delay pedal is second last My overdrive pedals first. If I do go direct I use a Zoom multi effect pedal last in the pedal chain. Some interfaces offer a dedicated hi z jack which is a decent option if your plugged in directly. I often record both the amp and a dry signal. My preferences is to use my pedals and amp to get the sound I want and record it.īut sometimes your not dead sure and then a boring dry guitar track might work better. And your playing is effected by the sounds you’re getting. The whole thing with playing electric guitar is the pick ups, the pedals and the amp all reacts to your playing. I rarely record electric guitar directly because electric guitar needs an electric guitar pre amp to respond to. Directly from my guitar and Before my amp. Myself if I’m using a pedal it is going to be where it was designed to go. I mean, I’ll use different pedals in the studio that I normally wouldn’t use live just for overdubs or something, but typically that’s the go-to sound that I could kind of cover everything I need to and, if I need to change it from there, it could be just a matter of setting the tone different, treble or bass or whatever, or different guitars. The HUB: Does your setup change at all for studio recording?ĮJ: It’s pretty much the same. You run into problems if you want to push the amp's input or you're driving the amp really hard. There's a memory man and Belle Epoch on Eric Johnson's pedal board. You'll find plenty of delay pedals on pedal boards. Or is just fine for the guitar to pass to the delay pedal first and then to the amp sim in the daw? Is it really much better in terms of sound quality to place the delay pedal after the amp with the re-amp box? Now, I don't have a re-amp box in order to place my delay pedal after the amp sim in my DAW, as it is usually recommended.
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