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Ok, here's my setup.
Hardware:
PodXT
Agile Douglas Guitar
Laptop
Software:
Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 6.0
My situation:
I'm looking to record my guitar after going thru the Podxt directly into my laptop. I've heard some clips out there of some of the recordings that others have done with the podxt, and for some reason mine doesn't sound as good. I'm hooking the Podxt directly into my computer via the usb connection and recording directly into sound forge at 16bit with the levels set as hot as I can on the pod side without any clipping. I don't get any sort of weird anomalies or anything, it just sounds dry and weak. I'm trying to avoid any post production that's not neccesary; am I doing something wrong, or just going about it the wrong way? This is my first time using the podxt, so my guess is that I'm just a newbie at it, and that's the reason. I've got all the latest firmware on the podxt so I know that's not the prob. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Hardware:
PodXT
Agile Douglas Guitar
Laptop
Software:
Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 6.0
My situation:
I'm looking to record my guitar after going thru the Podxt directly into my laptop. I've heard some clips out there of some of the recordings that others have done with the podxt, and for some reason mine doesn't sound as good. I'm hooking the Podxt directly into my computer via the usb connection and recording directly into sound forge at 16bit with the levels set as hot as I can on the pod side without any clipping. I don't get any sort of weird anomalies or anything, it just sounds dry and weak. I'm trying to avoid any post production that's not neccesary; am I doing something wrong, or just going about it the wrong way? This is my first time using the podxt, so my guess is that I'm just a newbie at it, and that's the reason. I've got all the latest firmware on the podxt so I know that's not the prob. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.