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Okay guys - progressed a little bit. I changed the driver settings and DAW (Using Reaper now). I also turned in my very basic speakers so now the computer actually plays the sound from normal speakers (not from the amp again as suggested above). I have to say that it sounds a little bit better...

rob aylestone: Well, I am not using USB microphone. I have my amp connected directly to computer via USB. TalismanRich: Umm I'll try. I think I tried having about 8 decibels less in Cubase. It did work but the sound detail was not so good. mjbphotos: Oh wow. Did not know this. Well I have studio...

LazerBeakShiek: Unfortunately I don't get what you mean. Mickster: Studio headphones connected to the amp and output sound set as the amp. The problem is that I hear some cracking in the sound during the louder bits. I have a little suspicion that it might be my sound card. But in the picture...

This is what happens when I record the sound from amp using USB.

VomitHatSteve: Thanks. I will try that. My amp already has a lot of "adjustments" like delay, reverb, compressor and so on, which "ruin" the sound and the highs recorded via USB sound as if I was scrambling a paper all over again. Guess I'll try recording it without the adjustments and adjust...

Hello, I bought a SPIDER V 240 amplifier along with my guitar. The amp can be connected directly to the computer via a USB port. I tried that and recorded the sound. I was disappointed with the result, because the sound in the computer sounded awful compared to the amplifier. So I was thinking...