Guitar recording?

Stills! Asked by alltheworldsastage 2 months ago, 7 answers.

I have a cable to plug my guitar into my computer.

so im feeding my guitar to my amp, then another cable from my amp into my computer. its going from my amp out of the slot that says Head Phones.

anytime im standing anywhere near my amp with my...

guitar, it make a horrible high pitched sound.

And when I play, it gets really really staticy and messy.

I want to know if I might be doing something wrong, and if theres any way to fix it.

and also, im using Audacity to record with, I dont know if thats best, so if anybody knows of any FREE things that I can record music with thats better then audacity.

thanks so much!

Answered by funadvice on Sep 21, 2008, 08:28PM
| 42395 answers.

connect your guitar directly to the computer. cut out the middle man

Answered by alltheworldsastage on Sep 21, 2008, 08:39PM
| 46 answers.

if I dont use the amp, will it still be distorted though?

I play with distortion, so I dont want to plug straight into the computer and have it be clean, unless theres a way to distort it with my computer. anybody know if I can do that?

thanks

Answered by irrismith on Sep 21, 2008, 08:59PM
| 215 answers.

the headphone jack is powered. you need to use a line signal, there may or may not be one on that amp. sounds like you're overdriving the receiving unit with the powered headphone signal. a line signal gives no power out enabling you to get the sounds from the amp. check the back of the amp for the LINE OUT plug and try that

Answered by alltheworldsastage on Sep 21, 2008, 09:07PM
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oh ok.

No I checked the amp, and theres no Line Out plug. the only plugs I see are Inst. Input (where I plug my guitar into) CD Input and Head Phones.

unless theres something else I can do, I guess I cant do it with a resonable sound.

thanks though

Answered by irrismith on Sep 21, 2008, 09:26PM
| 215 answers.

maybe you could get a cord for a mic that would go to your computer and try mic-ing the amp...

Answered by ellissa_hyde on Sep 21, 2008, 09:45PM
| 272 answers.

its probably the cable...I dont really know the exact cause...try using an apple program...like garge band...its really great

Answered by yorkshireterrier1 on Sep 22, 2008, 01:11AM
| 135 answers.

you doing something wrong.

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