Just a random question...

I like all of them just wanted to see other peoples likes

I have had an itch to buy a bass guitar for some time now. I don't play bass and have no specific need for a bass guitar...it's just something that I've been wanting for the last year or so.

I'm in the market for a baritone acoustic guitar (one that would be tuned BEADFB) I've written some music in this tuning and the thicker strings tuned down on a standard acoustic just isn't cutting it (floppy strings, tuning issues etc)

Anybody have any suggestions? :)

Hello,

Im using Cubase SX 3 with a Yamaha SW1000XG, DS2416 and 2 x AX44 input modules.

I wonder what is the best way to connect a guitar for recording, and what eq/settings should be.

I would also like to use an effects pedal and guitar amp at the same time.

Thanks

Does any one know any recommend guitar midi pickups?

I'm trying to find one which is able to pick up notes well even at a fair speed and also be able to single string pickup as well (meaning you can select one or just a few strings that the pickup will turn to midi).

I been looking for one for ages but no one I know has had/used one to give me their opinions on it...

Im trying to figure out the best way to record my amp with this stuff...

Fender delux 112 combo ----> At2020 mic package ---> TonePort kb37 -----> Sonar 6 PE

Im thinking I might want to stereo mic (one on the speaker and the other off in the distance) but maybe I should just do mono tracks and separate takes?

I am tracking guitars for a demo this week and would like some help.

I have been struggling to record a decent guitar sound to accompany a rather good drum and bass sound my band has put together.

Some problems we have encountered are:
Thin/very static-y/fuzzy guitar recordings eventhough the room sound sounds smooth/warm.

or, very muffled, unclear and unpresent recordings that sound equally as awful.

My friend is putting together his first big rig setup and it goes as follows:

Line6 HD147 Head (300 watts stereo transformer)
Mesa Engineering 2:50 Power Amp (50 watts class A tube)
Marshall 1960 Lead Cabinet (300 watts handling)