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Originally Posted by mindundermatter  I like this method. Just be sure you delay the mic track, otherwise you'll get phase cancellations and comb filtering because the DI track will arrive at your DAW earlier than the mic track will. This is due to simple physics. The DI track is just an electric signal that gets converted to 1's and 0's at the interface. However, with the mic, it goes from electric energy in the amp to acoustic energy in the air then back to electric energy at the microphone before finally becoming 1's and 0's at the interface. |
i've heard people say to do this also, but i have NEVER had a phase issue this way. maybe i've just lucked out.