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Reamping

Travis Montgomery

Reamping is the process of sending a DI signal back into an amp/modeler to reshape your tone to how you want. This is used in pretty much also studios today, so that artists can go back and get a different tone, and not worry about keeping the original recorded tone if they’re not satisfied with it.

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