Hello
im an enthusiastic fruityloops user, and like to make small bits and bobs with it,
and i allso play in a band. i play bass guitar, and here comes my question:
is it possible to record bass guitar into fruityloops? like, directly with no mic, just a
jack-plugin for the computer?
how much would that cost?
kindest regards
-Posessed
you need a preamp, or an audio interface like an m-box or something.
You'll need some kind of DI box. Google Guitar DI box. Id highly recommend the line 6 POD. Check out their site
At 10/8/06 04:11 PM, Love-Hate-War wrote: You'll need some kind of DI box. Google Guitar DI box. Id highly recommend the line 6 POD. Check out their site
line 6
omg expensive!
anything cheaper???
At 10/8/06 04:28 PM, Posessed wrote:At 10/8/06 04:11 PM, Love-Hate-War wrote: You'll need some kind of DI box. Google Guitar DI box. Id highly recommend the line 6 POD. Check out their siteomg expensive!
line 6
anything cheaper???
At 10/8/06 04:28 PM, Posessed wrote: omg expensive!
anything cheaper???
check the toneport bit cheaper, lol. Maybe something by boss?
just get a half inch cable to mini cable adapter and put it into the line-in on your sound card, on of those costs like 4 dollars at radio shack. The feed from a guitar is not amped so it will work perfectly
now that i think about it, the feed might be too weak to work through line-in, nvm, I not sure
If you use the microphone socket, you won't need a preamp.
That said, it would probably clip like fuck and wouldn't be worth the effort.
The difference between line in and microphone on most soundcards is linein receives amplified signals whereas microphone amplifies it itself. Microphone is, more often than not, mono channels where linein is mostly stereo.
