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== Tips ==
* Set Outputs 1/2 on your interface to your monitors - this is usually what is assumed by the manufacturer, and the interface's control panel software usually defaults all direct monitoring to route to these outputs. Using output 3 or greater for sending the DI track to your amp ensures that you don't accidentally get a feedback loop due to direct monitoring.
* Don't keep switching back and forth between tracking DI's and reamping. There are often hardware or software changes that need to be performed when switching back and forth, and this can make the process tiresome. Record all your DI's, then do all your reamping.
* Verify your DI tracks are good before starting to reamp them. This is best done by recording a parallel wet track while recording DI's and using these wet tracks to verify the quality of the performance. Listening to raw guitar (DI) can be difficult to determine whether a take was good or bad.