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demetrisagParticipant
I’d really like to say thanks a lot for helping me out with this stuff firsly! when you get time and listen to parts I recorded I’d be really glad to hear whats your opinion about them.
As for the best sounding one (instrument In VS line in) I really cant tell much difference in the sound. the only thing is that the line in I think because it didnt have any frequencies after 16 khz it sounded kinda “fake” in a way. but maybe it still just me. I will record both line in and intrument in the same pattern and post it in here so you’ll have a listen and tell me what you think. you seemed to know miles better than I do!
I’m a student btw and I’m still learning this stuff now, I really like them and I just want to be able to do something good!Thanks a lot!
JimdemetrisagParticipanthello there, I tried to record both line in and instrument input, the recording sounded pritty much the same to me but when I monitored both files equalization with voxengo gliss EQ I noticed that the one I recorded from the line in roll off all the frequencies above 16 Khz (there werent any frequencies after 16Khz) is it a good or a bad thing?
The instrument input one on the other hand had complete frequency spectrum.
I thought my own that the complete one should be better so I just recorded a tiny guitar part and I would really like to here your opinions about it. how good or how bad sounding is. This completly unprocecced[ Edit: WATCH OUT FOR THE SPYWARE AD, DONT CLICK YOUR MOUSE ANYWHERE NEAR IT – Lee ]
http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3EUGGL4SBOY1X0H9KM25I8W2T0
I also proccesed it as well and this is the procecced one
[ Edit: WATCH OUT FOR THE SPYWARE AD, DONT CLICK YOUR MOUSE ANYWHERE NEAR IT – Lee ]
http://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0AMPSF3M9HPMX10D8OYD4E2AEJ
can you pls tell me what you think about this one as well? how good or bad the proccecing is?
P.S: I’m only trying to improve my skills on guitar sounds
Thanks a lot
JimdemetrisagParticipantHello there! thanks a lot for your reply! I basically want to connect my guitar on my computer’s soundcard (M-audio 1814) I have line inputs (which are the has the less inpedance for the cable I have to connect my guitar TS-TS) the impedance is 10Kohms. and I also have the mic imputs which are low impedance but they are XLR. do you reckon it will be better if I buy a cable TS to XLR to connect my guitar on that ouput or should I just connect it on the line input?
P.s I also have an instrument input HI-Z but I didnt really like the sound from that input or maybe it just me?
and as well if I buy a di box, they are hi-z usually and trasnfor to low-z would that work for my guitar as its low-z?
Thanks a lot for the help
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