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Remember the mic is just capturing the sound coming from the source, so if the source is noisy or has too much treble, that's what you will get. Start with everything in "0", and then dial the tome from there, when you are pleased with what you hear, mike it and record it ;-)

Hi: get a Reamp box, like this one, https://www.diyrecordingequipment.com/products/l2a and this will match the impedance from your interface into the gtr amp, and then you will ne ready to go.

Using a decent mic preamp, like the one on the Focusrite, and an SM57 or an Audix i5, you can get really good guitar recordings.

Have you tried the Fredman technique using 2 SM 57 in 45 degrees?

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