Originally Posted By: fiddler2007
Right now i guess the Direct Input wav files are copies of the same 'normal' ones, only the levels are set some -18db lower. Am i right?

Therefor it would not make any sense to 'push' their low levels up, thereby increasing the noise floor too. -F


Look at it this way. Take a solid body guitar, play it through a couple of effects and an amp and record it with a mic in front of the amp. That is a "wet" RT. Now unplug the solid body guitar, that is no effects or amp, and record it with the same mic in front of it. It will be a lot quieter. That is a "dry" RT.

The idea behind this is that you take the "dry" RT and play it through your amp and effects. These can be software emulations or through hardware effects and amp.

I hope this helped.

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