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The front inputs on my tascam us2000 are both XLR and line/instrument inputs. the rear 1/4 inputs are only line inputs. This means i can plug my guitar into without a DI. I think that is what i mean. Bristol could you please explain more about the buffer? STeve

Bristol, what do you mean by buffer? My les Paul does not have active pick-ups. Also i would need both it to be miked and di i direct as the guitarist like to have some feedback for performaces but i would like to capture the rhythm just in case to reamp. so basically the chain would be this...

The Art is listed as a feature "Provides Superior Preamplification for: Microphones, Instruments and Line Level Sources" but besides that perhaps a dual output DI would be the best thing. I would if i can find a DIY direct bos with 2 outs. For whatever reason i want to have a little fun and...

never heard of that one. I use amplitube which has a free version and you can just use the free models or download only the stuff you want or even get the whole thing. The free one is pretty darn good and has tons of features. i also have a free jcm 900 amp simulator that is pretty darn awesome...

i am building a re amp box and just was wondering if the signal chain for recording the guitar initially is correct. I will take my Les Paul and send it to a art tube mp to split. one will go to the amp and one will go to the tascam us-2000. will this work alright. I know i will be running it...

Sounds good. WORD OF WARNING. Axl rose will sue you if you use that name :P

Whats up all? My basement studio is basically a rectangle probably more long than square. I have my mixing area set at one long end facing looking out facing the drums and "live area". Is that a good way to have it or should the desk be facing the wall. Also i am not to keen on setting bass...

I am aware of the 2 inserts. I was think over the compressor on the drums buss and maybe as the final mix. I have all the small stuff like headphones, headphone amps, stands and that stuff. I need a good set of headphones for vocal recording but since i know i need them, and need them badly...

Ok So i got plenty of mics now, from some SM57, an RE20, decent overheads and a bunch inbetween. I have a tascam us-2000 and using reaper. My monitors are mackies mr5mk2. I was just wondering where to go next. I am recording my full band so i am think more generic stuff. I am interested in...