Hi all.

Hi folks, this is my first post here.

Guys i'm newbie here.
i'm very interesting using digital guitar effects such as guitar rig 4 and Wavesgtr3

and i want to record it internally on computer.
does anyone can recommend me best software can be used?
i'm already have nuendo 4.3.
but i'm still don't know how to insert plugins to record on that software.

please help Thanks..

I just got a Voice Tonelab ST pedal which produces some very impressive tones for the guitar, great amp modeling, it's even got a real tube in it to add to the sound. I'm doing some home demos and have been recording straight in, then adding amp effects using the program/VST Guitar Rig 3 from Native Instruments.

I reamped somebody else's DI's today and compared them to my own playing (not reamped) and the results have me a little down. His tone had a lot more mids and definition and mine just sounded muddy. I have been thinking about this for the good majority of the evening as to what could be the cause of the mud.

Not really part of a composition, but a buddy of mine said that he thought these tracks sounded 'hollow'. I personally think they sound more along the lines of 'muddy'. I'm not sure though, let me know what you think. You will hear three sections of double tracked guitars with slightly different tones.

Hi,

I did a vid on a very nice recording technique for getting good separation between a vocalists vocals while playing the guitar.

This is a post from my blog about recording the acoustic guitar. I hope people may find it useful and it would be wonderful if you feel you have anything to add! Enjoy.

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Good day to you all!

video intro on recording a guitar amp

Hi -

Hope I picked the right Forum - I've been playing in a trio for the last couple of years. We are currently working a project, recording our second album. We've always recorded on our own home studio. PC based DAW, Audio Interface, preamps , condensor & dynamic mics.