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Perhaps you can get good ideas here... BluesMics.com, Your one stop shop for vintage music gear!

Quite frankly I preffer the TASCAM, you can take a look at the DR-07MKII or the DR40. Those two are great. Also, they just have released a couple of toys if you have an Iphone or Ipad... Products :: Apple iOS Device | TASCAM Also, if you want to compare with Zoom R16, you can try here...

Started with Audacity and then went to Ableton Live Lite as I came in bundle with m-audio fast track pro

I agree with Mike's advise. I think that the only possibility is to use a DAW like Ableton Live Lite to filter the track and then try to emulate what you want.

Same as playing an electric guitar without amp...

The m-audio fast track pro wich comes with Ableton Live Lite and if you just need one mic, then I would go for the shure sm58

For me, sounds like the problem is on the Behringer mixer, I have one smaller (xenyx 502) and I had the same noise after a couple of months using it... Can not guarantee but looks the same. Bad news is that I could not solve the problem so I went directly to the audio interface.

My suggestion for an entry level phase is: M-AUDIO - Fast Track - Record Guitar and Vocals on Your Computer this one comes with Protools SE which is great DAW option to begin M-AUDIO - Fast Track Pro - 4 x 4 Mobile USB Audio/MIDI Interface with Preamps this on I have and is just fantastic...

My advise is to connect your zoom directly to the PC, transfer the files and then download audacity from here ... Audacity: Download yes it's FREE and is an easy way to start learning how to use a DAW. Also if you like reading, buy this book Amazon.com: The Book of Audacity: Record, Edit...

Agree with Bob, you need an audio interface not a sound card. From my personal experience I highly recommend the m-audio fast track pro M-AUDIO - Fast Track Pro - 4 x 4 Mobile USB Audio/MIDI Interface with Preamps which you can buy now for us$179. This interface comes with Ableton Live Lite...

You can try here also, Gibson Guitar Lessons: Learn to Play The Guitar With Free Online Guitar Lessons and Guitar Playing Videos and Tabs there are nice chords lessons and progressions

Hey VocalBoothToGo, grab your guitar and go to this first lesson which is just released. The instructor is Jamies Humpries which is great, I have bought a couple of DVD's in Lick Library to learn some Pink Floyd songs. iGuitar Magazine Issue 2 Joe Satriani: iGuitar Magazine Featuring Joe...

In case you want to try buying some books, I would like to recommend you the Hal Leonard series.... Try the fast track and then you go on your own pace. Fast Track Music Instruction - Hal Leonard Online Perhaps the guitar 1 might be too basic but quite frankly I preffer to start from scratch...

A teacher is always the best recommendation, otherwise as you have background playing other instruments, you can try with some web pages. I personally use a couple: Guitar Lessons (100% FREE) - Learn How To Play Guitar Online there are good material there. Online Guitar Lessons Guitar...

Sure, and you want someone to pay at commercial brand new prices??? are you signing the boxes...???

I do have the SHURE SRH440 and are very good

I've got this mail for enroling to this new on-line course from Berklee. Highly recommended Microphone Techniques :)

It depends on the pedal you have. For instance, I have the VOX tonelab ST and they have a pretty nice page with tons of tonnes from different users. I also bought a book to get a decent knowledge about tones, etc but the book was not what I expected, anyway, take a look of you want to...

What about these two new toys from Tascam.... Product: TASCAM PCM Recorder | TASCAM Product: Portastudio | TASCAM There is also this Alesis IO Docking station available http://www.alesis.com/iodock

Hello, I bought a couple of Lick Library videos to learn some cool Pink Floyd songs (Comfortably Numb). I wonder if someone knows a software where you can edit the video, place a starting and ending points in some parts of the video to make a loop and then lower the pitch for better...