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    hi folks,

    kk wanting to dive into recording guitar onto pc

    im using a creative fatal1ty sound card with front io drive
    software wise i got a copy of cubase guitar tracks pro v3

    now recording method im not sure on
    should i run output from my boss gt8 to aux 2 on my sound card
    or should i run a condensor mic from mic socket and live record the guitar from the amp ?

    any advice greatly appreciated

    Graham
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    It all depends on what kind of sound you're looking for. If you want to work with modeling software to get your sound plug directly in. If you're wanting to get the natural sound of your amplifier then mic! It's just personal preference really.......for what it's worth however, you'll find most guys wanting to mic their cab.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fat Strings
    It all depends on what kind of sound you're looking for. If you want to work with modeling software to get your sound plug directly in. If you're wanting to get the natural sound of your amplifier then mic! It's just personal preference really.......for what it's worth however, you'll find most guys wanting to mic their cab.....

    FS
    I do both and have fun with both, but I really like to mic my cab so I can tell what I would get playing out, not in my computer. I am not sure how good your mic input is. i ended up getting a USB interface (through my Toneport) and use it with a Shure SM57 mic. I am playing around with the direct recording from the toneport and computer now to see how I like those tones too. Just play around with it and see what happens. It is what most of us did! :
    Steve Thompson
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