5/25 Cabclone Question

[asimmd]

HI Guys

I am using the Cabclone DI out for recording all the time but it is only mono.

So yesterday I had an idea,what if I connect an XLR to twin XLR to the Cabclone
and the split XLR's to my interface so getting a twin mono sound.

Oh dear I don't know why but no volume I turned the amp full on and could
barely hear anything.

Has anyone else tried this and if so did it work.

Thanks

Alan

 

[tony777]

You will not get a desired stereo sound. Best thing is to double track. It is harder but that's why there are proffesional guitar players.

 

[ryjan]

Do the same thing you would do with an XLR coming off a mic from a cab.

 

[drs]

What's a "twin XLR"?
What is your interface?
What is your playback monitoring system?

 

[Jiveman]

The same signal duplicated twice is NOT stereo. And what's worse, you are probably getting phase cancellation. Assuming everything is wired correctly and the cables/adapters are good, then the signal is getting phase-cancelled and you would end up hearing barely anything or something really weird. Either record in mono (because stereo is not always "better" in and of itself) or double-track.

 

[Authorized Boogie]

The same signal duplicated twice is NOT stereo. And what's worse, you are probably getting phase cancellation. Assuming everything is wired correctly and the cables/adapters are good, then the signal is getting phase-cancelled and you would end up hearing barely anything or something really weird. Either record in mono (because stereo is not always "better" in and of itself) or double-track.

+1!!