Guitar Tracking Question

Usually I'll record a guitar track dry and throw on a plug in (chorus, delay, etc.) after the fact.
But if I want to use an amp modeler (I have a Pod 2.0, XT Live, and a Vox Tonelab) and utilize an effect from that (let's say a tremolo effect), how do I split this?
I know I have to use 2 tracks in Sonar, one for the dry guitar, and one with the guitar and effect. I would assume mix to taste at that point, but how do I properly do the split coming out of the modeler?
 
Thanks

You can also just purchase a splitter box (passive) that will split your guitar signal into 2 separate signals and route them to where ever you want.
Cj

I know I have to use 2 tracks in Sonar, one for the dry guitar, and one with the guitar and effect.

No you don't. You can't record the effect anyway. Just record one track with the effect on and Input Echo on. It will record what you play without the effect although you'll hear the effect. When you play it back, you will hear the part with the effect on or you can turn it off or change the effect to something else. You don't need a splitter.

I'd settle for something like this:

http://www.studiospares.com/palmer-pga03-y-box-guitar-splitter/invt/602390/

ditto on the di box I like the lr baggs fo rmore than one prupose thought

Yes sir, the DI box with the thru will do the trick... the DI signal to the SOUNDCARD chain, the thru signal back to the amp or hardware processor or whatever and then the output of the hardware inputed into the DAW (via a MIC if a real amp is involved or the output of the device).  Now, this will require that the soundcard is capable of handling two inputs at once (most do).

If you can only record one signal at a time, then the only way to go would be to do some crazy manipulations with a stereo signal PRE-DAW  keeping each signal panned hard left and right during recording.

Jim