{"id":21558,"date":"2007-09-17T19:39:37","date_gmt":"2007-09-18T00:39:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/learnguitarsongsnow.org\/blog\/play-guitar-through-computer-software\/21558"},"modified":"2007-09-17T19:39:37","modified_gmt":"2007-09-18T00:39:37","slug":"play-guitar-through-computer-software","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/learnguitarsongsnow.org\/blog\/play-guitar-through-computer-software\/21558","title":{"rendered":"Play Guitar Through Computer Software"},"content":{"rendered":"

play guitar through computer software<\/strong>
\nOrange OPC: Revolutionary Computer Amplifier Speaker (NAMM 2011)<\/b>
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expert in computer music recording!?<\/b> <\/p>\n

So I have no sound card microphone imputs not good. As the guitar and<\/i> piano, when I took it into the microphone. cat, piano distorted, no matter how I do it in silence. So I ended up buying audio USB connector first act so you can connect to my guitar, then on my computer. The problem is that I want to hear the guitar through the speakers. Can I use the "listen device "Windows 7. The problem is that there is a slight delay when I play the chord or note for when it comes to computers, you can make it difficult to follow in time during recording. Do I get a better audio jack USB cable? Should I download software to accelerate the process, so you can listen faster? Or a cheap mixer and plug everything into the blender, then by the ICF to eliminate distortion? <\/p>\n

Except with Pro Tools HD recording (which is expensive), you encounter this problem immediately. It has nothing to do with how quickly sound card or processor. Can I use Pro Tools LE and there are several things that I learned to do to avoid delays. If I hear the track I'm recording via tools Mbox Pro, so I will have some level of delay, but if I'm recording without a microphone and the instrument that I save goes directly the Mbox for recording, so I can play the track previously recorded by my studio monitor, cut the track, I am recording and listening the song I'm recording in the open ear headphones, either the guitar or weak effects processor or keyboard, depending on what I'm recording. If I'm using a microphone recording and voice, I can not use the monitor in a study, I use headphones closed, ears to hear the tracks already recorded and cut the track record, and just sing with the tracks I've heard, but I'm not hear what I record. You can also save in my mixing desk and listen to what I am recording directly from the console and there is no delay. So you can avoid the problem think about it. Be careful about recording with a microphone so, because if you listen to studio monitors for recording via a microphone can also record what you listen to the monitors. Thus, each record with a microphone, is necessary to hear the tracks already registered Helmet closed head. That's another reason not to use a microphone to record your guitar (unless it (I use an acoustic \/ electric), because it will not be able to use the study monitors during recording. When recording Live, it does matter. <\/p>\n

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