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Thread Help with recording guitar

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tjalsma

tjalsma

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1 Posted on 10/18/2005 at 11:45:31
I currently use FL Studio and Audio Studio. I use FL Studio to build drums and export to Audio Studio where I then record guitar, bass, etc.

I do not use a guitar amp, I go straight into my sound card. Therefore, I have very limited options as far as distortion, etc. for my guitar.

What can I use to manipulate my guitar? Are there any programs that will apply real-time effects to ONLY my guitar so I can record over my drums?

Also, I find FL studio to have very limited drum sounds. Anyone know of any add-ons or any other programs that may help me out?

Thank you all for your help!
soclydeza

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2 Posted on 08/03/2006 at 23:50:24
theres amp modeling software that allow you to plug straight into ur comp and get good sounds. I have Amplitube Live by IK Media which works pretty well. another approach would be to get urself a dynamic mic and an XLR to 1/4" cable and mic ur amp. you can be a lot more flexible that way and probably get better sound
banddomain

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3 Posted on 10/13/2006 at 03:23:50
You might want to try something like a Line6 Toneport as well. They are fairly inexpensive and will simulate a lot of different amps, effects, etc.
nofallbackplan

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4 Posted on 02/03/2007 at 14:48:07
I used a simular setup for a long time, and know about every little trick to it...you want some answers that will actually help you email me.
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