It is recommended that you watch the following video before beginning the process.
YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62Z8nap8lxc
++ WARNING: Not heeding the warnings during the Proxy process will damage both your Stadium AND your amp.++
Ensure that your load box is a true load box and not a "passive attenuator". Several companies make quality load boxes which start around $129 on up. You do not need the most expensive gear to get the best results.
Be mindful of the settings on your amp/pedal. Rhis will be the tone that is committed to the Proxy.
If you are cloning an amp with a cab, make sure to pay attention to the mic placement. If you have not recorded live guitars before, you may want to research how mic position affects the tone. What you hear with your ears will not be the same as what the mic picks up. Once again, you do not need an expensive microphone but make sure it is of acceptable quality.
Customers have reported success in cloning amp/distortion tones from other modelers (ie. ToneX, FM9, etc) You would use the same method as if you were cloning a distortion pedal.
