're'-introduction

Hello to the GMC community!

A year ago I was a subscriber to this site, though I didn't get the most out of it, I liked the site a lot.
Now I'm back, and I hope to be part of the community!

I have been playing guitar for 6 years now, I play a bit of bass and piano as well.
I am open musically, from classical, jazz, country, disco-funk, rock and metal (not too extreme though) to EDM, techno, house, and all that other side of the spectrum. I believe that it's very interesting to see the place guitar can have in all styles of music.

My Goals are:
- to acquire the solid knowledge of music theory (more than just the basis)
- master a maximum number of techniques on the guitar
- train my ear, and eventually my voice
- write interesting songs blending styles and influences
- Have fun in the process!

If anyone wants to contact me, I would be more than happy to be part of any musical project available or just to chat about music!

Cheers,
Nick

Recording In Flat

Hey guys,
I finally signed up to this site after drooling over the videos for a couple of year!
I need some help though because I need equipement to record in my flat. Right now I plug my guitar to a Focusrite 2i2 into Guitar rig 4. The thing is I'm not satisfied with this software, it's isn't as natural as I would like it to be. I would also like to have similar sounds live. So now I am looking at rack unit such as the Line 6 Pod HD pro and Eleven Rack and Axe FX etc...
I use Logic so the Eleven Rack doesn't seem to be a good idea and I use dual amps very often and it doesn't have that feature.
This isn't a Line6 vs Axe FX II vs Eleven Rack post.

What I would like to know is:

What do you guys think?
Are there any other options?

Thanks!