Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2002 5:33 am
sorry to bother the other pepole...
do you remeber this post of yours about celmo GAM?
(i was asking how to record the guitar for using on celmo GAM):
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quote:
I use several ways, depending on what I need, but my preffered one is:
I plug my guitar to the Joemeek Pro Channel VC3, then to two GAMs, one for left channel and one for right channel using different presets cos it gives to the sound kind of a nice soft flanging effect, then go to a stereo delay, then to a Masterverb, then into the Mixer and finally recording it into Cubase VST.
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can i ask you a favour?
can you send me a little piece of guitar playing? maybe a solo and a rythm guitar.
i want to make an experiment: i want to send yuor clean recorded guitar to my POD 2.0 (not the rack one) and see how it's the sound coming out... (if noisy or horrible!)
then, maybe in the future, i'll opt for buying a small DI-BOX or compressor for recording my guitars...
thanks and sorry for bothering!
you can contact me at
m.bosi@inwind.it
do you remeber this post of yours about celmo GAM?
(i was asking how to record the guitar for using on celmo GAM):
****
quote:
I use several ways, depending on what I need, but my preffered one is:
I plug my guitar to the Joemeek Pro Channel VC3, then to two GAMs, one for left channel and one for right channel using different presets cos it gives to the sound kind of a nice soft flanging effect, then go to a stereo delay, then to a Masterverb, then into the Mixer and finally recording it into Cubase VST.
*****
can i ask you a favour?
can you send me a little piece of guitar playing? maybe a solo and a rythm guitar.
i want to make an experiment: i want to send yuor clean recorded guitar to my POD 2.0 (not the rack one) and see how it's the sound coming out... (if noisy or horrible!)
then, maybe in the future, i'll opt for buying a small DI-BOX or compressor for recording my guitars...
thanks and sorry for bothering!
you can contact me at
m.bosi@inwind.it
