Radial ProRMP Studio Reamper Puts In Some Reamp Time In The Gearwire Studio (VIdeo)

While we may never again get to hold a conversation with Ted Williams or Walt Disney, at least the pro audio world has a working version of cryogenic reanimation. It's called reamping, it's fairly simple to do, and it requires a few specialty bits if hardware — like the Radial ProRMP Studio Reamper and JDI passive direct box.

A reamping box like the Radial ProRMP is a lot like a direct box with one special difference: Instead of converting between instrument- and microphone-level signals, it converts between line- and instrument-level signals. On top of that, the ProRMP is fitted with a passive volume pot that's got a similar impedance to the pot you'll find in many electric guitars, so you can trim audio but still present your amplifier with a guitar-like-load.

In this video, Owen shows you how to properly capture tracks for later reamping, and what besides guitar you can reamp with a reamper. Reamper!