Hi,

I have a macbook pro laptop and my audio interface is the Apogee Duet 2. Whenever I plug my guitars into the Apogeeinterface I've got a hum going on. I can get rid of the hum if I take out my laptops power cable however I then have an issue of the laptop overloading frequently (not running at full capacity without power cable) and running out of battery without the power cable.

Not really a fan of the song overall, but I like the guitar tones that Tommy Shaw got on this track, specifically at @ 4:21 into the vid.

Hi everyone, this is my first post here.

I'm looking to purchase a single mic to record female (alto) vocals, and acoustic and clean electric guitar. My guitar amp is a Princeton Reverb. I know that I should probably get two separate mics but I don't have the space or budget for that as I live in a very small room.

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Currently using garageband and a bit underwhelmed by the guitar amp simulators. Im not in an environment where I can mic an amp up so need to find something good.

How would i typically do this?
My preamp is an old mesa boogie studio pre.
It has mono send and stereo return.

Hi guys,

Not sure if this is the right location to post:

I am using Fruitloop to record keyboard and guitar via Focusrite iTrack solo. Two channels are recorded individually.

- Currently retails for £945.00 with a 12 week waiting period.
- Lightly used, perfect working condition.
- includes 'Generator' 5A power supply - retails for £99.00
- I will throw in a collection of George L cables and connectors (well over £100 to purchase)
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Hi! I have a problem.

In my never-ending quest for new tones and textures, I have recently overdubbed my rhythm guitars 20 times.

That's 20 takes of them playing in unison. I want an "orchestra" effect, and I don't mind doing the overdubs.

Thing is, I can't hear them all. I hear what sounds like 4 or 5 guitars. The only difference is volume, of course.