So then I decided to look into the GI100 just to see what the general opinions are of it, and they seemed to be quite favourable actually. So I think the end results sounded really good! And it opens up a lot of possibilities. And to boot one signal chain (the one with the DI Cab sim) was entirely analogue. Then I blended the effects in and basically creating a wet dry mix by myself using the mixer section of my multitrack. Then turn the effects mix on my rack fx unit to full wet. So then I decided to run the output of my Rockmaster as normal, through all my effects, through the cab impulse pedal and then finally into the multitrack. I then ran the DI output into my multitrack and listened to the cab sim sound I was getting. Then I used the "Direct Link To Cabinet" which is a thru output to allow me to send the signal back to the return of my rockmaster therefore no sound change with my tone. I plugged the send of my Peavey Rockmaster out into the input of this DI and turned on the cab simulator. However perhaps my setup at the time was not as good as the one I have now and I feel I have had to revise my opinion of this function. However it has a function that I remember being shit initially when I first tried it. To begin with this DI is really useful, it's very quiet and serves well as a DI, so by itself it is a useful and cheap DI. Hi everyone, just posting this to show you a cool mod I did on the Behringer GI100.
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