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I realised I uploaded the wrong version of my mix, so here it is again :) https://soundcloud.com/marcel-de-geus/vacancy-sign Again, great track!

Hey! This is a great song, so I wanted to give it a go too. I don't know if the OP is still around, but I hope you'll give it a listen. Added a guitar solo to the song, hope you don't mind, nothing fancy, was just having some fun :) Vacancy Sign :)

First of all, I have had some issues with the instrument input of the Scarlett 2i2, namely clipping. There are other users who have stated that they never experienced this issue, but for me it just wouldn't work, so I returned it. I have tried it with a couple of my electric guitars: one with...

I have a Scarlett 2i2 as well, and I use an Ibanez with a Seymour Duncan Super Distortion in it, and to be honest, yes it clips. Even at the lowest gain settings the 2i2 just clips, there is no other way around it, other than either using a DI box, or I guess just mic'ing up a guitar amp...

Thank you for the input :) @Jimmys69: Tapco/Mackie Blend 6 mixer RME HSDP 9632 interface Ibanez guitar Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro Headphones Is what I have, and my friend uses the KRK RP6 monitors, from the Rokit line. @miroslav: I would love to be able to record my marshall and cab, but I...

Thank you miroslav for your reaction. The mic pres that I use, are the ones in my Tapco mixer; I was only able to find that they are designed and made by Mackie, other than that, I have no information on them. I do not use a mic at the moment, since I plug my guitar directly into my mixer, and...

Hello, I have only just registered here at HomeRecording hoping to learn something, so here are some questions that I currently have: 1. Why is it that when listening to a recording, mainly guitars, they sound amazing and full, and when I try to record a guitar directly (guitar > mixer >...

Hello! Just thought I'd introduce myself here. Just got into recording myself, mainly guitars for now, since that is what I play :) Decided to sign up here, because there are still a few things that I would like to learn/know, and I figured this would be a great place to start!