Hey there all,
I have been doing a lot playing around with midi and synths and digital audio, etc, etc.
I have recently considered the option of getting a guitar setup to add some "real" guitar sounds to my songs. only problem is, I don't know how to play and I don't know naything about guitars.
I really like the acoustic sound and style, but I also have applications for electrics.
I am looking for something that would be affordable (no more than $400?) but would also be worthy of laying to a track. And of course, then there's that whole, I HAFTA LEARN HOW TO PLAY part.
I was flipping around on Carvin and Fender sites, and I saw the "Acoustic/electrics" What's that all about it application? Is it the warmth of acoustic guitar with built in pick-ups? Can I add distortion to make it sound raw, etc? In short, is it the best of both worlds, or is it a specific beast for a specific application?
Any help hear will be great. Thanks!
Jeff
[This message has been edited by Jeff (edited 11-23-1999).]
I have been doing a lot playing around with midi and synths and digital audio, etc, etc.
I have recently considered the option of getting a guitar setup to add some "real" guitar sounds to my songs. only problem is, I don't know how to play and I don't know naything about guitars.
I really like the acoustic sound and style, but I also have applications for electrics.
I am looking for something that would be affordable (no more than $400?) but would also be worthy of laying to a track. And of course, then there's that whole, I HAFTA LEARN HOW TO PLAY part.
I was flipping around on Carvin and Fender sites, and I saw the "Acoustic/electrics" What's that all about it application? Is it the warmth of acoustic guitar with built in pick-ups? Can I add distortion to make it sound raw, etc? In short, is it the best of both worlds, or is it a specific beast for a specific application?
Any help hear will be great. Thanks!
Jeff
[This message has been edited by Jeff (edited 11-23-1999).]