Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Judging from all the responces I got, It seems there is no way run a guitar thru Guitar Amp 
Pro and directly record that sound. In the old days you could plug your guitar into a 
fuzzbox, connect the output of that to the input of your tape machine and record the 
sound.

I have a Metric Halo 2882. I can physically patch a cable from the analog output of my 
effected guitar track to the analog input of an audio track and record. I'm trying to figure 
out if this can be done internally with the Metric Halo software.

I also tried setting up the plugins on an audio track in record, but that doesn't work so 
well because I'm getting some latency.

In Pro Tools you would send the effected sound out a bus, set up a new track with that bus 
as it's input and record the effected sound.

Can't Logic do this?

--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, GAmoore@... wrote:
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> there are a lot of guitar magazines and interviews where people talk about 
> re-amping. In fact, there is a $200 box you can get for this purpose although 
> its not really necessary. But the thing I am planning on doing very soon, is 
> take a Y cord out of the guitar, and one cable go to a Pod XT to get a cool sound 
> to inspire me, and then the other cable goes to a DI input on the preamp to 
> get a totally clean sound. Then you play back that clean track through the 
> re-amp box into a POD or a Marshall, and re-record it. You could even ride the 
> preamp during the recording and do multiple takes with different settings, then 
> either cut and paste them together, or cross fade them or have 20% clean with 
> 60% mild distortion with 20% heavy distortion and phaser.
> 
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