That's a good vedio!! and it's a awesome sound. I have a question. Is there a way to prevent clipping of the when using the Drive pedal with a high mix of the Reverb Pedal? In your video, no clipping occurred when using Drive+Reverb.
Hi Yejun! Thank you so much for your kind words! As for the clipping issue...I just make sure that the loudest guitar sound that I play in a session doesn't go over 60% in the meter of my DAW. Although the sound might be really quiet when you play quiet parts, you can always go and make it louder in post editing or make a few changes with your pedalboard. I think the best way to do this is to lower the input gain of your audio interface. So in essence...1) Plug in all your gear. 2) Turn on your DAW and have it ready for recording. 3) Play the LOUDEST part of the song with the craziest effects, and make sure that the volume level in your DAW doesn't go past 60%. 4) Adjust your input gain of your audio interface until it doesn't go past 60%, and now you can start your recording session! Hope that helped!
@@Yejun59 I think it's most likely the problem. The combination of pedal effects never gave me clipping problems. I always looked at where my levels were on the PA system or my DAW/audio interface and made sure that my volume wasn't too high when I played as loud as the song would take me. I think as soon as you lower the volume in the PA system, you might feel like you're way too quiet. At this point, ever other instrument might need to be remixed so that everything sits in its place, then use the master volume to raise it all up.
@@bryanyiguitar I think I found an answer to this problem by talking to you. Thank you so much Can are ask you one more? What should I do if clipping occurs when Reverb is connected using Amp's Send Retund? Reduce Amp's Output Volome or Input volome?
I think i would either try to reduce the input volume, then maybe try to reduce the reverb decay. Sometimes the decay can get out of hand and cause the signal to get hot more quickly. Theres a fee things you can try but id start there
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That's a good vedio!! and it's a awesome sound.
I have a question.
Is there a way to prevent clipping of the when using the Drive pedal with a high mix of the Reverb Pedal?
In your video, no clipping occurred when using Drive+Reverb.
Hi Yejun! Thank you so much for your kind words!
As for the clipping issue...I just make sure that the loudest guitar sound that I play in a session doesn't go over 60% in the meter of my DAW. Although the sound might be really quiet when you play quiet parts, you can always go and make it louder in post editing or make a few changes with your pedalboard.
I think the best way to do this is to lower the input gain of your audio interface. So in essence...1) Plug in all your gear. 2) Turn on your DAW and have it ready for recording. 3) Play the LOUDEST part of the song with the craziest effects, and make sure that the volume level in your DAW doesn't go past 60%. 4) Adjust your input gain of your audio interface until it doesn't go past 60%, and now you can start your recording session!
Hope that helped!
So you mean the input gain of the PA or audio interface has the problem, not the amount of driver preceding reverb?
@@Yejun59 I think it's most likely the problem. The combination of pedal effects never gave me clipping problems. I always looked at where my levels were on the PA system or my DAW/audio interface and made sure that my volume wasn't too high when I played as loud as the song would take me.
I think as soon as you lower the volume in the PA system, you might feel like you're way too quiet. At this point, ever other instrument might need to be remixed so that everything sits in its place, then use the master volume to raise it all up.
@@bryanyiguitar I think I found an answer to this problem by talking to you.
Thank you so much
Can are ask you one more?
What should I do if clipping occurs when Reverb is connected using Amp's Send Retund?
Reduce Amp's Output Volome or Input volome?
I think i would either try to reduce the input volume, then maybe try to reduce the reverb decay. Sometimes the decay can get out of hand and cause the signal to get hot more quickly. Theres a fee things you can try but id start there