[LAU] Re: Guitar to USB devices can be quite good

Len Ovens <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.audio.users
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thu, 22 May 2025, Florian Paul Schmidt wrote:

> Here's another "trick" that often enough works great: Use any _buffered_ 
> guitar pedal in front of a line level input. Boss tuners or (pure) boost 
> pedals are good for this. Especially uf they are _not_ true bypass, i.e.

I was doing that very thing before I modified my interface  ;)
However, my purpose for getting the USB cable in the first place was to 
be able to practice without an amp, pedals, many cables, an extension cord 
with extra outlets, wall warts, etc. Just plug into the computer that is 
already sitting there, run guitarix or somme other effects chain and go.

I think if I was recording, I would A) Mic the cab (I have a limited 
selection of mics though) or B) use a direct out from my amp. This would 
still need some speaker modeling at least but would be easier.

the third option would be guitar direct either through the board or some 
other preamp. However, I don't have a computer that can run a whole lot of 
effects and stuff at low latency so I could monitor in realish time. I am 
less than happy with complete guitar signal chain in the computer anyway. 
Might be my inability to set it up right but I like my analog chain.

Len

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