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Phiend
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Can i have a 3.5mm male (to pc, mic slot) to 3.5mm male cable connected to a 6.0mm converter (to guitar).
to use the guitar to pc?
to use the guitar to pc?
harrybrook
New member
you could do that, but if you want it to sound decent check out buying an audio interface. you can find em fairly cheap and it's worth it
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Phiend
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What do you call cheap? and Which ones do you recommend?
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Phiend
Guest
Can you hook the guitar up like this?:
6.0mm cable connected to guitar on one side and on the other, a converter to 3.5mm
6.0mm cable connected to guitar on one side and on the other, a converter to 3.5mm
Obitheincredible
Your Mom's Best Friend!!!
Cheap is 100ish. again you can do that but the quality will suffer.
Peter - IK Multimedi
IK Multimedia Rep
Not that I'm biased or anything but you can check out our StealthPlug and StealthPedal - they're reasonably priced for what they do and made for guitar/bass.
Obitheincredible
Your Mom's Best Friend!!!
YEah the stealth pedal is nice! Never tried the stealth plug but again the stealth pedal is worth the price!
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Bear e. Crunch
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get on ebay and cop someones old guitar rig box......they go for the low.
deRaNged 4 Phuk'dup
Moderator
Misinformation, folks. We're talking electric guitar, not a mic. If you already have a hardware amp(even some stomp boxes w/volume, or a mixer to get a loud signal), you can just run the sound dry(FX all the way down/off) to your "line in" on any souncard. it will sound better than running the guitar directly to a cheap interface(anything 16bit without good pres, aka most $100 stuff). Anyone who disagrees that has these things at home, try it.
"Line in" on a factory card will give you just as good results as a cheap interface. "Mic in" will sound horrible, however. Most $100 interfaces are damn near identical to you factory card's "line in" and if you have a 24bit soundblaster, they most likely won't even stack up to it.
"Line in" on a factory card will give you just as good results as a cheap interface. "Mic in" will sound horrible, however. Most $100 interfaces are damn near identical to you factory card's "line in" and if you have a 24bit soundblaster, they most likely won't even stack up to it.
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SouthernSoundBangas
T-Muzik
alot of people mic up their amps sometimes amp sims just dont give you the sound your looking for. I have seen alot of people use both methods at once DI and Miked amp cab. I also say that an miked amp sounds warmer than software not sure how tru this is as i dont have a high end amp to compare to my amp sim. So i guess it comes down to prefrence.
Obitheincredible
Your Mom's Best Friend!!!
Yep preference and the what the situation allows/calls for.