Modern technology has made it possible to record guitars in the comfort of your own home, transforming the average guitarist into a budding producer with the superhuman ability to summon epic guitar tones out of thin air. Now, while most players are comfortable with micing up guitar cabs, setting up their DAW and the basics of producing a relatively radio-friendly mix, there is one recording technique that seems to be most players' Kryptonite – reamping.
We are aware that the discussion of specialist boxes, the importance of impedance and signal routing is enough to make any player's head spin but rest assured that reamping is a fairly simple concept once you learn the basics.
