PC recording setup - Page 2

Scruffy · 13th May 2008, 11:56 PM

I don't think guitar rigs anything to be sniffed at at all like, I'm pretty happy wi the sounds I get out of it. It's perfectly acceptable for the standard of recording *most* ppl on this forum will be at (budget/consumer).

Plus it's piss easy to set up eh? Yeah I'd def vouch for that option for those just starting out.

I_got_a_mohawk · 15th May 2008, 08:24 AM

Guitar Rig is ok, personally prefer Amplitube2 though. Not as much bells and whistles, but I just like the models more in it (personal preference really)

humndislocation · 15th May 2008, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by I_got_a_mohawk

Guitar Rig is ok, personally prefer Amplitube2 though. Not as much bells and whistles, but I just like the models more in it (personal preference really)

Yeah, a few people have said that to me, that the Guitar rig amps have a bit more of a harsh digital quality to them, whereas the Amplitube 2 ones seem to be a bit more realistic.

I just use Guitar Rig, because I've used it before, and I managed to find a cheap version of the rig control version online.

I can get some pretty decent sounds out of it too, for what I'm looking for. It's also really cool to be able to record a guitar part, and then decide later that I want to use a completely different guitar sound for that part.

I_got_a_mohawk · 15th May 2008, 09:52 PM

Aye, it is useful, do that with amplitube too

I want to try guitar rig 3, quite fancy seeing what the new models are like (Hiwatt and Orange)

kingthing · 16th May 2008, 02:28 PM

Think I'm gonna go for the motu 8pre and either cubase essential or studio. From reading some of the manuals it looks like you get very little control over your input channels regarding inserting dynamics, metering etc unless using full cubase. It seems to rely more on your hardware. Can anyone confirm this one way or the other from personal experience?

petpiranha · 20th June 2008, 09:22 PM

In case anyone is interested, there's an offer for cheap guitar software which has music notation built into it over at Software4Students UK Buy Guitar Software with Audio Editing & Audio Recording features

I recently tried out copies of Progression, Protégé and Notion 2.0 - along with Cubase which I got with a preamp in Rainbow (cheers Stef!).

I've also been using Audacity (which is a great free program) but figured I could do with picking up a few other apps.

Maybe Alex or someone could do an article on home recording software for the UGS site...?

Thee Alex · 20th June 2008, 09:50 PM

I've got loads of software on my mac, some free, some bought. I'll maybe write something next week

petpiranha · 20th June 2008, 10:02 PM

cool, would love to read it

20th June 2008, 09:22 PM	#21 (permalink)
petpiranha Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Dublin Posts: 278 Band: MERCURY TILT SWITCH	music software In case anyone is interested, there's an offer for cheap guitar software which has music notation built into it over at Software4Students UK Buy Guitar Software with Audio Editing & Audio Recording features I recently tried out copies of Progression, Protégé and Notion 2.0 - along with Cubase which I got with a preamp in Rainbow (cheers Stef!). I've also been using Audacity (which is a great free program) but figured I could do with picking up a few other apps. Maybe Alex or someone could do an article on home recording software for the UGS site...?

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13th May 2008, 11:56 PM	#16 (permalink)
Scruffy Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Dundee Posts: 106 Band: Greenwell	I don't think guitar rigs anything to be sniffed at at all like, I'm pretty happy wi the sounds I get out of it. It's perfectly acceptable for the standard of recording most ppl on this forum will be at (budget/consumer). Plus it's piss easy to set up eh? Yeah I'd def vouch for that option for those just starting out.

15th May 2008, 08:24 AM	#17 (permalink)
I_got_a_mohawk Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Blairgowrie Posts: 4,749 Band: Spengler	Guitar Rig is ok, personally prefer Amplitube2 though. Not as much bells and whistles, but I just like the models more in it (personal preference really)

15th May 2008, 09:52 PM	#19 (permalink)
I_got_a_mohawk Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Blairgowrie Posts: 4,749 Band: Spengler	Aye, it is useful, do that with amplitube too I want to try guitar rig 3, quite fancy seeing what the new models are like (Hiwatt and Orange)

16th May 2008, 02:28 PM	#20 (permalink)
kingthing Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 17 Band: KingThing	Think I'm gonna go for the motu 8pre and either cubase essential or studio. From reading some of the manuals it looks like you get very little control over your input channels regarding inserting dynamics, metering etc unless using full cubase. It seems to rely more on your hardware. Can anyone confirm this one way or the other from personal experience?

20th June 2008, 09:50 PM	#22 (permalink)
Thee Alex UGS Assassin Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Solihull, West Midlands Posts: 3,969 Band: Wülfstabber, Catface, DJ Wrong Homer, Wings & Claws, Señor Citizen, WRRRMS	I've got loads of software on my mac, some free, some bought. I'll maybe write something next week

20th June 2008, 10:02 PM	#23 (permalink)
petpiranha Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Dublin Posts: 278 Band: MERCURY TILT SWITCH	cool, would love to read it