Hi guys. I'm trying to recreate as faithfully as possible the sound of a real miked amp. I'm recording my guitar (Epiphone Black Beauty) direct through the instrument inputs of my Mackie Onyx 400f, and using Guitar Rig 2 as an emulator. Of course, the tone isn't the same as recording a real amp, but it sounds too "direct".

:o Every channel on my Tascam 388 is now like it's stuck in Mono. The ability to pan went out while powering up, (Mono button is rarely used and not stuck- not the problem). All pots refuse to pan anything. Only the overall volume is slightly decreased when L/R, (strongest in the middle). I know this is an easy fix, just need to know what/where.

I'm about to pull the trigger on a 003 rig, but I want more inputs and I don't think I can afford a Digimax or the like. I love the idea of adding inputs via ADAT, but I'm hopping over the Digidesign because I want better A/D, and whatever I get I don't want it to degrade the quality.

Anyone know?

I used to be able to get one for $89 at guitar center/musician's screwoff (friend), but now they're going @ $99

I've noticed this over the past six months or so and it's quite annoying, any idea why?

Do you this would be good enough for recording vocals and musical beats?
or do i need more?

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Hi ppl...

First of all, sorry for my bad english, i`m brazilian and i`ll try my best here!

I have been experimenting with recording jazz guitar (7 string archtop) for a while and was thinking a good approach would be to record the direct signal from the pickup along with mic'd up guitar/amp and to mix the various signals together. What is the best way to split the signal from my guitar into two outputs without losing any quality, adding noise, etc.?

I currently have two sound devices (M-Box and Audiophile 24/96) that I would like to feed into my single set of monitors. I want the Pro Tools output on the M-Box obviously, but I want to have everything else in Windows to go out of the Audiophile.

Where do you recommend for recording TOP Quality Vocals in or outside LONDON.

I would like a real warm analogy sound and I want to use Nuemann tube 47 Mike. Do you kneo any where that has stuff and engineers in this league of quality that doesnt cost more that £50 per hour.

PLEEEAAASE let me know of your experiences.

thanks

sali