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sonic931
New member
Hi all, I'm new to this forum and the world of
P.C. Home Recording.Although I have been playing
music for a living for longer than I care to
recount,I am quite lost when it comes to the
basics of recording.Although I believe the question
has already been asked,I'll ask it again:I am
suffering from a very weak,wimpy guitar signal.
As I have just started,all I have to work with
is a Shure 57 plugged directly into my soundcard
(a Riptide S.B.clone)and stuck in front of an amp.
Is there any way(aside from investing in a mic-pre-amp)
or a better soundcard for that matter,of boosting
the signal?I could just turn the amp up,but the
neighbours and my wife would not be impressed.
Any tips you could offer would be very helpful.
Thanx for your time!
P.C. Home Recording.Although I have been playing
music for a living for longer than I care to
recount,I am quite lost when it comes to the
basics of recording.Although I believe the question
has already been asked,I'll ask it again:I am
suffering from a very weak,wimpy guitar signal.
As I have just started,all I have to work with
is a Shure 57 plugged directly into my soundcard
(a Riptide S.B.clone)and stuck in front of an amp.
Is there any way(aside from investing in a mic-pre-amp)
or a better soundcard for that matter,of boosting
the signal?I could just turn the amp up,but the
neighbours and my wife would not be impressed.
Any tips you could offer would be very helpful.
Thanx for your time!