help recording
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beaulieu
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help recording
I have some old Marshalls I'd like to do some sound clips.I have a computer,amp.guitars and a sure 57. Can anybody help and tell me what i need to do/get to record some sound clips? Thanks Mark
69 SuperBass Plexi
12000 Series Bulid
73 1987
68 Nos 50 build
2554 Combo
2550 Silver Jub stack
71 LesPaul Deluxe
68,71,73 4x12
12000 Series Bulid
73 1987
68 Nos 50 build
2554 Combo
2550 Silver Jub stack
71 LesPaul Deluxe
68,71,73 4x12
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Gibanez
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Mark, you're gonna need some software to record with
like cakewalk or something else and some kind of small
mixer/pre-amp to get your mic into the computer. If you
use a mixer, you can run the outputs to the line in of the
computer. You'll probably have to get a special cable like
a 1/4" jack on one end with a 1/8" mini jack on the other
end to plug into you're line in of the pc. Also, the line in of
the pc is stereo so you can also have a "Y" cable which
has a stereo 1/8" on one end that splits in to (2) 1/4" jacks
that would go to your mixer/pre-amp outs.
like cakewalk or something else and some kind of small
mixer/pre-amp to get your mic into the computer. If you
use a mixer, you can run the outputs to the line in of the
computer. You'll probably have to get a special cable like
a 1/4" jack on one end with a 1/8" mini jack on the other
end to plug into you're line in of the pc. Also, the line in of
the pc is stereo so you can also have a "Y" cable which
has a stereo 1/8" on one end that splits in to (2) 1/4" jacks
that would go to your mixer/pre-amp outs.