How to Reamp your Guitar Recording with the Boss Katana
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Did you know you can reamp with the Boss Katana and it's really easy to do!
In this video I show you how you can record a "blank" guitar tone and then go back and re record it with a new tone. The katana can do so much and if you are into recording guitar, this is something you have to try.
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The Katana is the gift that keeps on giving. It came out like 7 or 8 years ago (4 for the Mk2s) and people are still discovering new tips and tricks. Man, that is Geeky!
Somebody, Please tell me, is this worked for mk1?
The Geek is strong in this one! Excellent reamp tutorial.
Hallelujah! After searching for videos on this subject for two days and kind of finding what I wanted but not quite; I circled back to your channel and the fog cleared. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this fairly complex concept (Man that’s geeky!) in a way that encourages people to try. Many of the videos out there seem to be so specific, that if you’re not using exactly the same rig, computer and DAW you still end up guessing. Keep doing what you do!
Somebody, Please tell me, is this worked for mk1?
Man, that's geeky! Old tube amp guy with a new Katana. Looking forward to trying this out. Thanks for posting.
Learned something very useful, thank you. I didn’t know what reamping was.
about 35 years ago, (showing age) I did a recording session at quite a well known Studio in London, the Engineer made me do the songs with a totally clean dry amp, which came as a shock as I normally played through a Marshall 100 Superbass with a metal zone on the front, cranked to brain damage levels, it was not fun to do the recording, but he did exactly what you are saying in an analogue way and got a great tone, by reamping post.
Man... You consistently do a great job explaining complex tech. Thanks.
You are welcome Ray!
Just bought one. THANK YOU for this... really well explained.
Man, that's geeky too... ha...
Holy moly, I need to record some stuff tomorrow evening and turns out we need dry AND wet signals sent for mixing/mastering later. Looked up that I wanted to use the katana like a VST and read on reddit that this is called re-amping. Got confused by the diagram alone and BOOM found this video. Thank you 1000 times and then some.
High quality content right here! Very cool to know this.
Man -that's geeky! This is great! Saved me from buying extra kit and justified (again) me buying my superb Katana. Thanks man!
It is wonderful that no extra gear is needed
Man, that’s geeky, but very helpful. Thanks! I really enjoy your vids.
Good info! Knew I could record both wet and DI, but did not know the signal could be sent back to the Katana to revamp! Man, that’s geeky! Thank you!
Thanks mate! Glad I found your channel.
Had I paid attention/read the manual I’d avoided getting an interface. man that’s geeky :)
Man, thats geeky. God bless you!
That is really cool, and as a new Katana Artist owner, potentially really useful. I didn't realize that you could output to the Katana over USB, I assumed that you would have to send it back over the analog input. Man, that's geeky!
I finally understood that Block Diagram in the Katana's user manual. Man, that's geeky!
Man that’s geeky! Very cool did not know we could do that.
I have an MK II head. I learned something. Man that's geeky..
Mac setting (channel 1 & 2 wet signal and 3 & 4 dry) also work on Linux combined with Ardour by the way. The Katana "drivers" are standard present in modern Linux Kernels (as of version 5.16 if I remeber it correctly). FXFloorBoard is "useable" on Linux, just takes a time to load, press wait when it's complaining ... can take a few minutes ...
Considering getting back in to trying to learn guitar and getting a Katana for that reason; and since I'm a bit of a geek in general myself, I already knew what reamping was in theory.
So I was wondering if it was possible to reamp with just a katana and how simple/complex it would be. Well, consider my curiosity satisfied!
And despite never having ever recorded a single thing in my life, your explanation makes me feel confident I'll be able to do it myself.
Thanks a bunch, excellent and inspiring content!
Man, that is Geeky!
That was extremely useful! Finally I understood why there is this distinction between "primary" and "secondary" in my Katana USB channels and what purpose they serve. BTW, based on your videos, I just upgraded to a 100W Katana from my Katana Air, which is a great practice amp, but lacks the effect loop I badly needed.
All those diagrams and plugins and inputs, man, that's geeky! On a serious note though, vids like this just go to show how little of my Katana I've actually used!
"Man, that's geeky!" Seriously, my mind is blown as I never even considered that kind of functionality!
Now i get why the signal coming through was without distortion , hail this channel and the user manual 😂
Man, that's geeky! Great tutorial. Saved me hours of searching!
🙏, “man that’s geeky”, and so well done. Thank you
This is gamechanging!
Indeed useful. Thanks. Opens a creative door. Man that is geeky.
Man, that's Geeky! So cool.
Man, that's geeky! Thanks a lot, this is actually BRILLIANT!!!!
Just got a new katana artist mk11 and i need help! So glad i found your channel. Man that's geeky
Nice One. Very Useful information 🍻
Happy Holidays Guitar Geek, Thanks so much for putting up this video. I've been wanting to do this with my Katana and couldn't find out how to do it until now. Super valuable ! I was doing a DI before and using my plug ins, but now I can reamp back to my Katana for even better tones.
Awsome video hooking up my first interface focusrite 8i6 with my katana until i can afford to get sgear. Thanks a bunch for making this video man thats geeky!
Man, that's geeky.
This totally increases the value of the Katana.
This is a mind-blowing discovery.
Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏽🙂
Haha for real
Man, that's geeky! don't know what else to say but thanks for sharing what you've learned, it helps alot!
Thanks for sharing this video. ☕ More videos.
I didn't know, how to include the phrase 'man, that's geeky', but You made a great video.
Brilliantl;y explained for us non geeks
Man, you're living up to your UA-cam name...
Man, that's geeky and very useful! Thanks!
Oh man that was geeky! Fantastic video! You explain things so well. One question, maybe video idea? What are the differences between a standalone DI box, like a FocusRite and going DI through a Katana? Is there benefits/cons to either one?
I love watching your videos, man that's geeky.
Man, that’s geeky! Nice info. I won’t use it but learned what reamping is
Maaaannnn.... I just love the Katana. I really gotta start using mine more. Its been collecting dust for a bit now. I know...horrible.
That is some high quality geekery there sir!
Man! That was geeky!
…and oh, so good!
Man that's geeky! Also, that's a subscribe from me. Great stuff man!
Man that's geeky... And informative! Thanks Andy
Funny what just happened.. normally I wouldn’t be able to playback audio/backing tracks through my katana speaker via the usb, therefore listened through my headphones. While following this video I decided to set the master output in my daw to katana secondary and see what happens. I managed to have the backing track audio and the live guitar sound output from the katana internal speaker (using the mkII head). 🤔 I’m only a newbie so if ppl are shaking there heads right now at my new discovery understand.
Man, that’s Geeky! Thanks for the tips!!!
Yeah, that was brilliant. I had no idea. Thanks so much!
Man that`s geeky, great tutorial - looking forward to trying it out. Thanks
Man, this is Geeky!.... AWESOMELY useful!!
Man. That's geeky!
Thanks for the great video!
Man that was Uber geek mode! Bleeding brilliant great job Andy 😎🤓💪🏼
Might have to "repurchase" a Katana now. Maybe I'll go for the Artist this time. I always stay to the end but, man, that was geeky. Lol Thanks!
Very Nice!
Man that's geeky, thanks this is super helpful!
Man, that is Geeky!
Great video!!!! Man….That’s geeky
Man, that’s geeky, but I got it. Heading over to my katana artist to get it done. Keep up the great videos.
Ok this video was super insightful!!! Awesome stuff! Thank you Andy! Will try this for sure! Man, that's geeky!
awesome!! Never had a clue that was a thing, so helpful, Man that is geeky!
Maan that’s geeky. Love the reamping thing. Gonna use that for sure. 🙏🎸🎶🎤
Enjoy it!
Brilliant info here. Man, that's geeky! Cheers!
Love you brother and have a blessed day!!!
Man!!! That's geeky!
Man, that's geeky. :) I don't have a Katana, yet, but it is tempting.
Oh man! This was super instructive. Thank you.
Wow, great tutorial! Thanks!
Man, that's geeky! Very clear explanation
Great video, watched some other vids before and got lost...this made perfect sense. Thanks Andy! Man that's geeky 😁
Man that's geeky! And really useful!
Sometimes learning an ecosystem in this case the katana can be like learning a new language. Thanks for being the katana Rosetta stone, mahn thas geekay 😅 cheers
Always great and informative. Man that's Geeky.
very cool thank u
Super useful video. Great job. Cheers. Man that’s Geeky!
Glad I got one of these haha! Man that’s geeky.
Booyah - MtGeeky
Man! That's geeky!!
Man, that's geeky, but really useful information :)
I didn't know you could reamp with the Katana. Man that's geeky.
Great explanation. THX!!
Great info to know, thanks!
Great video. So useful!
Man that was geeeeeeeeky! =)
😂😂😂
Man, that's geeky! That is geeky level 1000. However, I've just realized a Marshall SV20H is behind you. Could you make a review about that as well, please?
Man! That's GEEKY!
I'm guessing this doesn't work if you are using the combo amp as just a powered speaker?
You would need to use it as I do in the video
A looper workaround for tuning your tone
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Mayyyyyannn that’s cheeky.
Great video. Cheers. May have missed it and it may be obvious to some, but presume for the second recording you have to reposition the usb cable to the earlier (in the cycle) position on the bank of the Katana?
Great video!
Worth mentioning, but I did this on a Artist MK1 and it worked fine using Presonus Studio One.
i have the first gen artist series. , ill try to see if i can do the re amp
Man that's geeky!!
Good tip! 🤘🏻