Regular Fretter
What's best for web recordings?
I still consider myself to be a intermediate player and not the best on some computer programs. I have wanted to record my guitar to put sound clips on this site so some of you can hear my GFS p90 pickups put I still haven't learned the trick or program s to do that with. I have a mic to plug up to my computer that I hope will work, I have some patch chords that I hope can be used if need be.
I'm asking for assistance with this and keep it on the learning curbe please.
Reverend Rawk
Check out Audacity here http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ I don't know if it's the best, but it is free and does all I need it to do. I just got a 1/4" female to 1/8" male adapter and plugged my amp (or one of my amp sim pedals) into the line in on my soundcard.
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Yeah, Audacity is good. You can the export the recording as mp3 file, but I think you need the lame encoder. Here's a video tutorial - http://www.truveo.com/Audacity-Tutor...g/id/894548012
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Regular Fretter
Thank you I'll try this during the weekend, I have Audacity downloaded but haven't been able to do a lot with as of yet. I'll work harder at it.
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