At $29 this is probably the most valuable software upgrade I've ever seen, definitely worth checking out for all guitarists. Powertab still has it's place but Guitar Pro 5.0 is pretty robust and the new sound samples are off the hook.
http://213.251.138.58/en/index.php?...uct-newfeatures

I'm building my studio around a Digidesign 002 pro tools rack, currently I have tried Micing my marshall avt150 with two mics, a Shure SM57 and an SM58 with some reverb on the amp, with it set on the second overdrive channel to get some majorly rocking distortion and routing each channel in pro tools via a bus with compression and delay plugins, then mixing the two mic inputs.

I have a guitar rig that I use in various situations. It consists of a Pod Pro with a Lexicon MPX1 in the effects loop. I use this rig in both stereo and mono applications. It is set up for stereo, but I'd like a way to sum the outputs of the Pod for use in mono (into the pwr amp in of a tube combo). I'm hoping for some input on the following options:

Hi,

Whenever I mike-up an acoustic guitar, it always seems to drown out all the other instruments and singers.

No matter how I adjust the equaliser settings for that channel, nothing seems to make a significant difference.

I'm sure someone will be able to help me with this!

Does anybody know all the differences in the Roland JC 120 (2 x 12 amp/cabinet) and the Roland JC 90?
Is it just power?
Or are there major differences?

Obviously the price is different.
Roland JC 120= $899
Roland JC 90= $499

I was looking to buy one of them and add it to the studio setup.

I own a small home-studio. I am looking to add some guitar tools to it.
I've been product researching and have come to some conclusions or near one's at least.
I want to add the Boss GT-8 as my effects processing station.
Recording primarily and some live applications.

I own a small home-studio. I am looking to add some guitar tools to it.
I've been product researching and have come to some conclusions or near one's at least.
I want to add the Boss GT-8 as my effects processing station.
Recording primarily and some live applications.

Hi...
this is my first topic in this forum which seems very great!

Well, even if I know it's better to record guitars by mic-amp-mixer, in my homestudio it's easier to connect guitar-fxprocessor-mixer.

I would like to buy a new guitar fx processor (Pod or Behringer V-amp2) to improve the sounds of my guitars. Until now I've used an old model of Zoom.

Ive narrowed my combo purchase down to 2.
The Voice AC30 1X12
or the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe 1X12, "Emerald."

Just want to pick your brains on the pros/cons of each. Which would you buy, if you could only have one.

Joshua

I have only recorded once before, with my uncle, who has a very nice home studio. I am vaguely familiar with the whole recording process, and I know some of the stuff involved (but not much).

For a school project, I want to analyze the recording process, mostly by recording.

My uncle suggested that I buy a Zoom MRS 8 and a microphone.