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audio buddy for preamp. 80 bucks. i got one. works good. buy a dmp3 if it's a good price. buy a RNP if you got's the cash... and up you go... :D

so do you guys think the tech21 stuff has better recorded sound than the v-amp2 and pod? i was set on the v-amp2, but now having major second thoughts... would the tri-ac sound good through a stereo system? like a big one, not a mini-system. thanks

i can't figure it out... i want to use this amp simulator, but i can't find out where to do it. help

dude... radio shack... $10 ... what do you have to lose??? it was my best gear purchase ever. better than a free SM58 or a $40 MXL 1006. lol i'm going to get flamed... but i'm serious!

hey what's your recording setup? like mics, preamp, soundcard...

i read most of the reviews, positive for both. guess i'll just have to try out the tri ac.

you could get that mahagony looking martin for 600 new. my friend has it, it's pretty nice. try em all

dude... radio shack. i kid you not. i bought the $10 dollar one, and i seriously use it more than the SM58 i have. it has some more treble than the 58. at this point, you probably couldn't discern a great difference anyways. SHACK baby! :D

just get a PC an Audio Buddy An Audiophile 2496 some recording software, i'd recommend Cool edit pro a mic, like a sm 57 there ya go. i'm assuming you have a guitar and instruments etc. concentrate on learning some techiniques in recording before focusing on gear too much. good luck

DMP3 is $150? yeah, i'd save up for that sucker then. my audiobuddy is doing fine though.. good luck

the recording sounds nice man! the acoustic just really sounds good. impressive. the vocals sound sweet too... sounds like a pro recording to me. i like it! very impressed, i might add this to my winamp playlist. keep up the good work. :)

whoops forgot the link... http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=2611&alid=-1

finally got around to posting some new stuff. just some ideas i recorded a little while ago. all opinions welcome! don't hold back... :D

we should make a newbie FAQ for the commonly asked questions on the board. i'll start with some questions i had when starting out. 1. what do i need to record guitar and vocals? --- you need a computer w/soundcard. the soundcard must have a line in and/or a mic in plug. you can plug in...

yeah, i would get the trademark 10, but it's 100 bucks more than either option. what was your experience with the tri- a.c.? did you record with it, or have it front of an amp?

used mostly for recording, occasional jamming. i just want a few good cleans, and a few good distortions. anyone try this Tech 21 product?

if you try opening a professionally recorded song in a wav editor, like Cool Edit pro, you'll see the wav looks like this: |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| basically a solid block of sound. you could try that... it got my songs as loud as pro recordings... except they don't sound as good...

hey pretty good! i like the song... kind of norah jones-ish in a sense. i like your voice. good luck!

sounds pretty decent. i'd have to hear the vocals w/ the song to give a better assesment. kind of boring though w/out the vocals. good luck!

yeah you have potential. it sounds like you're holding back. practice practice practice! good luck