Please Help my Sorry Ass.

[lowe55]

I got basically this adapter going into my Mic jack into my computer.




I got my guitar cable going into this end>>>

Where do I put the other end on the guitar cable i put into the adapter? I have in the back of my amp, headphones, emulated line output right, emulated line output left, FX return Right (mono), FX return left,
FX Send. I would plug my guitar in the input like I regularly would right?

Can I put it anywhere to record on the computer? They should label the jack "Plug this into your computer to record". It'd be much easier

I have this amp

Buy Marshall AVT275 Combo Amp online at Musician's Friend

Oh my god. Please help me.

[BCRGreg]

Headphone out of the amp, input with the microphone symbol.

[lowe55]

so i plug guitar into input..then take another guitar chord plug it into the headphone jack into the mic jack?

[TheWellGoodShow]

my picture i drew.

[lowe55]

lol..thanks a lot for doing this for me..its great you went this effort to help me and i appreciate it, but i cant read it lol

[stryker59]

Originally Posted by TheWellGoodShow

my picture i drew.

[TheWellGoodShow]

Originally Posted by lowe55

lol..thanks a lot for doing this for me..its great you went this effort to help me and i appreciate it, but i cant read it lol

oh no -_-
I have horrible coordination with a mouse hha.

[lowe55]

lol..ive tried to write stuff or draw things..its a lot harder than it seems it should be lol

[TheWellGoodShow]

Well i tried, but basically i was saying have the plug thing you have into the computer and have that to the guitar amp's headphone jack, and at that headphone jack have a Y connector or a double connecter, and have the another wire running from the headphone jack to another speaker so you can hear what you are playing and record at the same time.

[lowe55]

i dont HAVE to hear it lol. I dont have a Y connector damn it!

[TheWellGoodShow]

Originally Posted by lowe55

i dont HAVE to hear it lol. I dont have a Y connector damn it!

I would send you one if i had an extra that I didnt need. I do alot of band recording for people around the area. I mostly just record using a Diaphram microphone. Basically recording it live, and run everything through a mixer and into there seperate speakers.

[lowe55]

Thats cool man, I really want to get into recording my own stuff.

[TheWellGoodShow]

I would strongly recommend using a better quality mic and record it that way.

[jomo]

/\ That.........is..........awesome!......../\

[lowe55]

yeah, I might have to do that. Thought maybe I could mess around today with it. I dont know. Do you use anything like Audacity?

[JCM223]

Hope thats big enough and helps.

[lowe55]

wow, thanks a lot lol.

[JCM223]

Yup and check your PM's lol

[lowe55]

Lol, will do. One other Q. It's only coming from left. Is that because I dont have a Y connector?

[JCM223]

Originally Posted by lowe55

Lol, will do. One other Q. It's only coming from left. Is that because I dont have a Y connector?

That would be why. Y is stereo, you're running mono.

[JCM223]

I think at least.. lol

[lowe55]

lol..allright thanks again

[LoKi]

Originally Posted by BCRGreg

Headphone out of the amp, input with the microphone symbol.

Yep. Be warned though, the mic input on a computer can be really hot, so watch your volumes when you fire it up for the first time. There is a 20db boost in the control panel of your soundcard... TURN IT OFF!!

[LoKi]

Originally Posted by LoKi

Yep. Be warned though, the mic input on a computer can be really hot, so watch your volumes when you fire it up for the first time. There is a 20db boost in the control panel of your soundcard... TURN IT OFF!!

Oh and it's only left because an instrument cable is mono. You need a Stereo TRS cable to go from headphones out to microphone in. Some computers also only have a mono input on the mic. If that is the case, you can try the Line Input on your sound card as well.