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Is the disc dirty or scratched? Try reading it in another drive/PC.

Well not exactly but I think these things sound pretty good http://www.simulanalog.org/guitarsuite.htm

Congrats! Let us know all the details; is installation simple, are there latency issues, how does it sound, etc.

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When you plug a passive bass or guitar straight into a mixer's line inputs you can end up with an impedence mismatch which results in a lot of high frequencies getting rolled off, try plugging into a DI or even the guitar processor set to bypass.

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I've had a drummer bring his own in-ears, naturally they worked fine. The issue is that people don't usually share in-ears you use your own or at least your own molds for hygenic reasons.

Contact SP, when Alan was around here he fixed a couple mics that had suffered dumb accidents, for cheap or free and claimed that it was their normal customer service proceedure. SP's service reputation became a big selling point around here because of that so I'd be interested in seeing if it's...

Does the 424 have phantom power?

Low frequency hiss ??? Hiss is high frequency and it's pretty normal for guitar amps to put out some hiss. Low frequency noise is usually described as either hum or rumble, which one do you got? Is your mic cable running near to your AC cords?

Does it sound like that with everything you record, or just the amp?

Sometimes Windows doing things in the background like resizing the swapfile for example can cause clicks and pops. What was your fix?

Just go to Guitar Center and ask to see all the cheapest rack gear, units that have the word 'PRO' in their names will probably be good choices. You might wanna pick up a nice Radio Shack mic collection too.

Make sure everybody in the band is prepared and knows their parts inside out and upside down and can play them properly blindfolded and in their sleep, because 'take 10' probably isnt going to be that great even if it is correct.

What style of music? Nu-Metal? Acoustic Jazz? What's gonna be put through the P.A. , Vocals only? whole band including drummer? Do you want to be loud or just heard?

The Samson looks like a line level device to me, you're probably gonna need seperate amps. Why not just run the phones off an auxillary send with a cheap headphone amp. You can just use an ordinary mic for talkback if you have a spare channel.

*ROFL* that line is CLASSIC ! I wish I'd thought of it

Because Mastering Engineers can't get away with putting out a CD and then releasing a 'critical update' patch every week to fix the problems that they missed.

Guitar Fx processors expect to see an instrument level signal, basically the tiny voltage put out by a guitar pickup, The aux sends on a mixer operate at line level which is quite a bit hotter. You could probably go : [ Gtr-> Processor-> Aux Returns ] and still save the channels but you might...