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10-14-2011, 01:51 PM
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GarageBand users
I may need some advice pretty soon..
new mac mini. new garage band first desire: Accurate tone from my amps and guitars audio clips. have mxl mics behr. mixer behr usb w. softare and garageband will want to try to use my good mics via mixer.. tell me.. what's the easiest way to just test record. .guitar straight into pc? IOW how do I start getting familiar with this thing? thanks!! |
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10-14-2011, 01:57 PM
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Re: GarageBand users
guitar -> audio interface -> computer
Garageband is child's play when it comes to DAW, have some fun with it.
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Re: GarageBand users
For just playing around at first, the guitar -> audio interface -> computer is your best bet. To get a good sound, you'll want to use your mics into the audio interface if it's capable of that.
Once you get either setup going, just hit record and go. If you really want to get into some cooler stuff, drag a drum loop into a track, and then start layering guitar stuff on top of it. Great way to start improvising and writing.
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Re: GarageBand users
ok.
can I run my mxl mic to the behringer. which has phantom power for it.. then to the pc input for garage band? or do I have to use my usb thingy.. I think the behr has a jack for connecting.. been so long since I looked I'll have to check. goal here is to get an amp recorded. |
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