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Works great.
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I use it into my Focusrite Scarlett. Simple solution. Sounds good. Does the job for me
Radar does a good job of power amp and impulse responses, and is a great little device.
I can monitor and record my pedal effected sound, which is close to how I like it, and also record a DI which can be tweaked in Overloud THU. (this was the Slate replacement for S gear )
Most of the time I don't bother with the pedalboard, and just use 2 tracks recorded with THU, I get latency down to a bearable level usually.
Play a DI'd signal into your DAW (use an amp simulator as a general sound). Then when it comes time to do a decent Final take, you re-amp the signal from your DAW into the amp (through a regular guitar input?) and then with a Sound Engineer's hat on, you have all the liberty of moving the microphone/s position/s to get the best 'recorded sound' and then hit the record button.
However, you would require a decent amp simulator in the first place to get a good feel/recording, wouldn't you? As every amp/pedal I own reacts differently to my playing, I fail to see how this could be a solution.
However, if you recorded from the LINE OUT of your real amp at a bedroom level, then this process of re-amping does sound very attractive, since you can raise the volume to the amp's sweet spot, mess with tone/drive. To a certain extent, a loop pedal could do this.