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	Here is a quick look at how to send a DRY (without any effects) signal to the computer while retaining any settings you prefer to hear for monitoring or performance.		You can use your {{t1}} as a [[USB\|the USB soundcard]] with your computer and record. Here is a quick look at how to send a DRY (without any effects) signal to the computer while retaining any settings you prefer to hear for monitoring or performance.

	To record direct from the {{t1}} to a computer through [[USB\|the USB port]] without any effects you can use the {{T1 nl}} Aux.		To record direct from the {{t1}} to a computer through [[USB\|the USB port]] without any effects you can use the {{T1 nl}} Aux.