Tukkis
New member
Welcome fellow Aussie to the board.
Does your guitar have single coil pickups?
If so stay as far away as possible from the monitor as it will interfer as it sends out a magnetic field. This won't happen with humbuckers.
I own a V AMP 1. First I get the sound I want through my speakers and then come out of the back into my soundcard and record on Cool Edit Pro 2.
Tukkis
Does your guitar have single coil pickups?
If so stay as far away as possible from the monitor as it will interfer as it sends out a magnetic field. This won't happen with humbuckers.
I own a V AMP 1. First I get the sound I want through my speakers and then come out of the back into my soundcard and record on Cool Edit Pro 2.
Tukkis
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
Tukkis has you dialed in. The monitor isn't interfering with your amp modeler, it's interfering with your guitar.
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MetalMeshuggahM
New member
thanks guys 
im using a Charvel Model 6 which has a humbucker and 2 single coils.
so it doesn't matter how close the v-amp2 is to the computer? its all to do with the guitar?
im using a Charvel Model 6 which has a humbucker and 2 single coils.
so it doesn't matter how close the v-amp2 is to the computer? its all to do with the guitar?
zer0sig
headpiece full of straw
the guitar and monitor are both very magnetically reactive.
Meshuggah
New member
Buy a TFT monitor! 
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xalien
New member
I have a Charvel model 4 (same pickups as your 6) and my monitor has a field day with them -- especially the humbucker! I think it's the fact the that the pickup is active (you know that little 9 v battery you have to replace once in a while) that makes it so bad. I find I get less interference when I use the humbucker in conjunction with the front single-coil pick-up.
And, I've been spending a lot of time looking for the perfect LCD monitor to replace my aging Sony Trinitron. That seems like the "right" answer in the end. Less radition is good radiation.
And, I've been spending a lot of time looking for the perfect LCD monitor to replace my aging Sony Trinitron. That seems like the "right" answer in the end. Less radition is good radiation.
Blue Bear Sound
New member
The cheapest solution.......
...turn off your monitor while you're recording!
(and learn them s/w function keys -- you didn't need a monitor to record with your 4-tracker, did ya????!?!?!)
...turn off your monitor while you're recording!
(and learn them s/w function keys -- you didn't need a monitor to record with your 4-tracker, did ya????!?!?!)
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Elco
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Re: The cheapest solution.......
that true, although I rely on visual cues in SONAR a lot , like when a midi track starts/stops, certain marks in the tune, etc....but your right, you could just as easily use your ears.
Blue Bear Sound said:...turn off your monitor while you're recording!
(and learn them s/w function keys -- you didn't need a monitor to record with your 4-tracker, did ya????!?!?!)
that true, although I rely on visual cues in SONAR a lot , like when a midi track starts/stops, certain marks in the tune, etc....but your right, you could just as easily use your ears.
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