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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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.
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.
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.
Kingofpain678, thanks for your positive input, you fucking asshole!
It's not my fault that you're a dumbshit.