I wasn't sure where to post this. Hopefully this is the right area.
I was wondering what the best way to take sound samples of your pedals is without spending a ton of money. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
JACK
How do I record a sound sample?
- cpm
- Resistor Ronker
the same way as you would record your music!
some people go direct to a computer, or a pod or whatever similar device, others use mics and real amps. Either way it can sound great or totally crap...
some people go direct to a computer, or a pod or whatever similar device, others use mics and real amps. Either way it can sound great or totally crap...
- Scruffie
- Opamp Operator
For on the go recording I have a creative zen, has a little mono dictaphone on it (do I-Pods have this?) which I find quite useful if I just wanna record a riff i've thought of or just a quick sample of a pedal, it's pretty decent quality for something so small and as only an add on.
Other than that the EMU is quite popular for recording on computers, as is the POD.
A small desk & mic (see behringer) can be picked up very cheaply if you wanna have it always set up or something.
These are just low budget options or simple ideas... into a computer can be ok, theres several guitar to USB products available now, although I haven't tried any of them.
Other than that the EMU is quite popular for recording on computers, as is the POD.
A small desk & mic (see behringer) can be picked up very cheaply if you wanna have it always set up or something.
These are just low budget options or simple ideas... into a computer can be ok, theres several guitar to USB products available now, although I haven't tried any of them.