Ok, so when i come up with some licks and melodies of my own i always write them down. but i want to record them too so...
Im asking people to give me advice with some recording. I have very good laptop and want to know what i need for good quality home recording.
thanks
hehe yeah I would like some info on that too. I own a line 6 PODxt Live, and I can purchase a line 6 recording software but I'm scared that my laptop specs aren't good enough . Any advice on software that may not require a high end laptop or pc?
So far I've jus been using a normal pc mic placed infront of my amp sounds horrible ^^ hehe.
There is already a thread in hte forum on this topic
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_forum/index.php?showtopic=1967
at the mo im only recording onto my mp3 player using its dictaphone function. It records crap but enough for me to here the lick or riff that i invented!
thanks for replying.
other question is there any other good way to record like using a special recording pedals or something else? also do i need a good microphone if i get any kind of software.
Btw Kris if u are reading this, please tell me what do you use for like Curious Coincidence recording and for videos you make. thanks
yuriy_boyko: I use Nuendo for the longer solos - for the backing tracks I use a Boss br-600 digital recorder.
It is possible to record cool stuff on a loop pedal!
BollyRotten For most people who just want to practice/improve I definately agree that the most simple recording unit is enough! An old casette recorder can be awesome.
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