davidthangjam10
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I'm trying to get a good processor with a high gain stuffs for recording my guitar through my pc. suggest me some! not too costly i can't afford costly one! maybe around $200
Guitar Processor
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ashcat_lt
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Get yourself a decent interface with at least one mic and one "instrument" input. Then pick a software amp sim package. I have the PodStudio UX-1 and PodFarm2. With a couple add on packs it was a little more than $200, but it has a lot of stuff you might not need. Voxengo Boogex is free and can do some pretty convincing high gain stuff.
davidthangjam10
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i got an audio interface m-audio! but i don't feel like using an amp sims! thanks anyways for the reply
MrWrenchey
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groovyisland
hay wasa
i bought a zoom G3 and plugged it into my desktop with a usb cable. it installed its own driver and came right up in sonar.
for what it is its pretty good. i got the one without the foot pedal and it sits on my desk.
for what it is its pretty good. i got the one without the foot pedal and it sits on my desk.
I've got one of these:
DigiTech RP300A Modeling Guitar Processor | Musician's Friend
You can plug it straight to an interface and it doesn't sound bad at all. Wah, effects, tons of features. It's still in it's original box. I'll sell it to you for US $100 plus shipping.
DigiTech RP300A Modeling Guitar Processor | Musician's Friend
You can plug it straight to an interface and it doesn't sound bad at all. Wah, effects, tons of features. It's still in it's original box. I'll sell it to you for US $100 plus shipping.
davidthangjam10
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hahaha! thanks for the reply anyways. i've thinking for investing more and buy the line 6 hd series!
DrewPeterson7
Sage of the Order
The HD stuff isn't bad for high gain and isn't bad for crystal clean, but is pretty ho hum for anything in between, in my (limited) experience.
And seriously, just check out some of the VST amp modelers. I forget which ones are freeware and which ones aren't (I'm old school and mic up my amp), but honestly a lot of the VSTs these days are better than Pod HD's, and the only difference between a processor and a VST is one is doing the computing inside your computer, and the other is doing it in a box outside.
And seriously, just check out some of the VST amp modelers. I forget which ones are freeware and which ones aren't (I'm old school and mic up my amp), but honestly a lot of the VSTs these days are better than Pod HD's, and the only difference between a processor and a VST is one is doing the computing inside your computer, and the other is doing it in a box outside.
