feedbacker won't record?

[tlh671223]

I love using a feedbacker pedal to simulate cool effects as if one is standing next to a LOUD amp stack - very cool for stoner rock, doom-type stuff, think Kyuss, Acid King or Electric Wizard(if you've not heard them, you're in for a treat!!)...

The problem I am having is that while it's drop-dead simple to do in Amplitube 4, just add the pedal to the front of your stompbox chain(I have the Big Pig fuzz afterwards, all going into a Brit 8000 w/ Brit Green speakers), when trying to **record** the awesomeness, all the DAW sees/hears/records is the amp tone... meaning, you hear my guitar signal being affected by the fuzz, amp, etc., but the feedback that I clearly HEAR going is never picked up by the DAW. The plucked note just decays naturally, and THAT is recorded just like normal.

I have tried this with the on-board recorder in Amplitube 4 and in Reaper - the feedbacker just doesn't appear in the equation, tonally-speaking.

HELP please!! Thanks in advance.

Tony

[tlh671223]

wow, nobody?

Well... I figured out in Reaper how to record the actual feedback - I switched the recording source to the output, not the input, which is the standard default configuration... but now that I had it recorded, Reaper for some unknown reason wouldn't let me edit it, as in simply add a fade-in. **facepalm**

Sooooo... I had to export just THAT track, import it into Audacity, add the fade-in, export THAT, import said media into Reaper and all is good to go. Whew!!

The sad thing is - after all that rigamarole, I ended up not using the feedback effect section in the final mix of the song.

[Peter_IK]

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