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→Example Use Cases
* You are having trouble playing a passage that involves quickly footswitching pedals and/or manipulating a volume/wah pedal. You can record the part without touching the pedals at all, then re-amp it and focus on the footswitches while re-amping.
* You want to make a tone demo comparing several amps and/or effects. You want the playing to be 100% identical to minimize any perceived differences being attributed to inconsistent performances. You record one take with a dry signal and re-amp it for each demo clip, eliminating any possible performance variation.
* You have an artist whose part you want to record, but he is on a very tight schedule. You can get him in the studio, quickly set up a rig for him, and get him recording with a rudimentary tone. He records his part and leaves. Or he records his part elsewhere using his own gear without worrying about mic'ing his amp and sends you the DI track. You can then re-amp his playing for as long as you need to find the ideal tone, without requiring him to be physically present.
== Required Hardware ==