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| I finally figured out a way where I can record my guitar playing, and have no background noise. I plug the guitar directly to the PC's microphone jack and it records into audacity, or anything else, really, I've only tried audacity as it's the most complete program I have. Which leads me to my question: If someone knows of some good recording software, where it's easy to use and has a bunch of effects, could you please tell me about it? I'm looking for a program with digital distortion (which would be awesome for my guitar, but not necessary as I have a pedal and can make it myself), and just a bunch of other cool ass effects. What I'm primarily concerned with, however, is the shittiness of my pick ups. Audacity records way too much bass, no matter if I use bridge or neck pickups (of course if I want less bass I'll use the bridge pick up). ANYWAYS my point is that I need a program where I can edit the equalizer in a simple manner. The one on Audacity is way to complicated. PS: I could always plug in my wah wah and turn the bass all the way off and add bass later in audacity, but it doesn't sound as real, so that's out of the question. Thanx for ur help in advanced, guys! ![]() |
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