Hi all,
I've been using my Reload to record my Fender Super Sonic on the dirty channel, it works great. However when I switch to the clean channel, it is barely audible through the DAW. I've even tried cranking the clean volume on the amp itself up, but it results in very little difference when going through the Reload to the DAW. Ordinarily the clean channel is so loud it can peel paint off the wall.
When I dial the speak volume up on the Reload, the volume level and tone I expect comes out of the speaker, so I'm a bit confused what happened or what I can do to get a decent volume on the clean side.
I've been using my Reload to record my Fender Super Sonic on the dirty channel, it works great. However when I switch to the clean channel, it is barely audible through the DAW. I've even tried cranking the clean volume on the amp itself up, but it results in very little difference when going through the Reload to the DAW. Ordinarily the clean channel is so loud it can peel paint off the wall.
When I dial the speak volume up on the Reload, the volume level and tone I expect comes out of the speaker, so I'm a bit confused what happened or what I can do to get a decent volume on the clean side.