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[quote name='gypsymoth' post='8247' date='May 28 2007, 07:04 PM']get it sounding as good as you can through the amp - then move the mic around so that what you hear coming out of the amp is what you hear coming out of your headphones. with luck you won't have to fiddle with the recording much, if at all.[/quote] Oh right, use a mic, i have a xlr out of the amp direct to the mixer, is that not the best way?

New to this home recording lark, but just got an alesis usb mixer which came with cubase LE, trying to record a bassline against a track of my lads I imported and it just sounds muddy! dunno whether to record with flat eq then adj in the mix or what? Help

Recent worship conference: Still want a DPLE11 to go with this baby.....

Been looking to set up a home studio, and have homed in on a Yamaha wm10 mixer which comes with cubase software, does anybody have any exp of these or any alternatives b4 I plunge?

Many thanks to all involved. Much appreciated.