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# The most ideal monitoring will be direct monitoring the wet input from the audio interface. Set up direct monitoring in your interface control panel, and disable software monitoring on DAW track 2. If you cannot use direct monitoring, the next best solution is to hear the amp/modeler's direct output. If that is not an option, then resort to software monitoring on DAW track 2, but be aware that there may be latency and you must ignore it while tracking. Avoid using multiple monitoring methods, as they are prone to phase issues that can be distracting.
# Press record in the DAW and start playing. Once finished, verify the track sounds good by listening to DAW track 2 played back. If it was not a good performance, delete the audio events for both tracks 1 and 2 and record another take. Do this until you are satisfied, then move on to the next track.
# Save DAW track 3 for a possible reamp of the DI in track 1. For the next part, start on DAW track 4 for the DI, 5 for the direct wet, and 6 for a possible reamp.
== Reamping Process ==
