Recording guitar ta home using Peavey Revalver mk3

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G_Unit

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Hi guys,

I am wanting to start recording guitar parts at home using Peavey revalver and i am a complete novice, i literally need a step by step guide on how to do it? Can anyone help me out?

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G_Unit said:
Hi guys,

I am wanting to start recording guitar parts at home using Peavey revalver and i am a complete novice, i literally need a step by step guide on how to do it? Can anyone help me out?

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is there any one that can help you out? Yes.
Is there any one here that's gonna hold your hand through it and spell it out for you? No.

http://tweakheadz.com/guide.htm
Knock yourself out.
 
You need a DAW that supports VST's, a lot of interfaces come with a free copy of cubase LE (which uses vst's), there's a lot of other DAW's that use vst's as well.. You need an interface to get the signal to your computer. If the interface doesn't have instrument level inputs, you'll need a direct box too. Once you have that, record a raw guitar track, put your peavey re-amp vst thingy on the track, and that's about all there is to it.
 
suprstar said:
You need a DAW that supports VST's, a lot of interfaces come with a free copy of cubase LE (which uses vst's), there's a lot of other DAW's that use vst's as well.. You need an interface to get the signal to your computer. If the interface doesn't have instrument level inputs, you'll need a direct box too. Once you have that, record a raw guitar track, put your peavey re-amp vst thingy on the track, and that's about all there is to it.
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Hey thanks for this info, it gives me more things to look into, thanks for putting me on the right track! I am currently working on getting reaper working with re-amper, just need something to get my guitar into my PC.

Thanks again!
 
As far as interfaces go, might I suggest the Presonus Firebox? I bought one a month before they dropped the price to $200, and I still got my money's worth for $250. 2 instrument inputs on the front that double as mic Preamps, 2 more line inputs on the back, MIDI I/O, SPDIF I/O, plus flexible output. You can use that with any DAW I know of, and it works flawlessly for me.
 
solaris1982 said:
As far as interfaces go, might I suggest the Presonus Firebox? I bought one a month before they dropped the price to $200, and I still got my money's worth for $250. 2 instrument inputs on the front that double as mic Preamps, 2 more line inputs on the back, MIDI I/O, SPDIF I/O, plus flexible output. You can use that with any DAW I know of, and it works flawlessly for me.
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I'll check that out Solaris, thanks for the advice! :)
 
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