Drowned Out Strings

I recently put down the acoustic to start playing some of the classical pieces I know on my electric and noticed that the B and high E string are drowned out by every other string all the time, and they barely hold any distortion at all... Is this normal on an electric guitar, or perhaps are my pick ups shot ? Im not sure what the problem is ^^;

Guitar To Usb ?

I have a few music recorder/mixer programs and was thinking it was about time to start recording a few licks here and there, but my microphone is sort of shoddy and was wondering if anyone knows of such a thing as something like a USB cable that has a guitar cable on the other end so I could plug my guitar directly into my computer ? I know absolutely nothing about recording ^^;

Getting Serious ^^;

Hello members and instructors of GMC !

Ive owned a guitar for some 2 years now, and have picked it up every other week or so and picked on it a bit. A couple of months ago I recieved a Warlock as a gift and decided to get serious about learning. I started trying to teach myself from just reading and picking on tabs... which was a slow and frustrating process. I happened upon this site and from what I've seen from the sample videos, this is a much easier approach

I hope in the future to interact with the lot of you, and learn as much as I can ^^

On a side note: Does anyone think there will be a possibilty for lessons in Irish folk styles ?