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Humming is still there. I tweaked the gate and humming noise only comes back when I play.Yhis is really frustrating.

They both look aesthetically appealing and sure they sound great. But very dear.Suppose they have to compensate being a small company.

https://youtu.be/47cDZCLJfFM £250 from Thomamn

[quote name='the boy' timestamp='1499100781' post='3329174'] You could set up your guitar amp the way you want it to sound and simply mic the amp. I use this method a lot. [/quote] I've done it loads but at the moment I have to set it up each time I record so opted for di until I get a music room.

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1498993602' post='3328390'] If the issue remains, then call our Tech Support team next week (open Mon-Fri 9:30am-6pm), if anyone can solve it, they can +44 01494 462246 Si [/quote] Problem solved. Re installed Ableton live on windows 10. Bought Amplitube 4 and added as Vst to Ableton plug ins. Highly addictive now. The issue with humming is minimal as good old youtube search suggested use of Gate so it's not too bad once I cut the silence parts. Thanks for advice.

Cheers chaps. Had heard a lot about Ibanez Rg.

I'm looking for a budget Floyd Rose guitar. I like these two being IM fan but read mixed reviews. I need a guitar with a Floyd Rose with a lock to record songs. Can anyone advise? https://www.andertons.co.uk/p/2913052576/solid-body-electric-guitars/jackson-adrian-smith-sdx-maple-neck-snow-white https://www.andertons.co.uk/p/2913051576/solid-body-electric-guitars/jackson-adrian-smith-sdx-rosewood-neck-snow-white?LGWCODE=2913051576;56375;6335&gclid=CKTplsCW79QCFeYp0wodFtcNjw

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1498917717' post='3327975'] You shouldn't be getting any high-pitched noise at all (obviously), so adding a DI box isn't really solving the issue long term. Is the high pitch being recorded? Or just from your speakers? If the latter, how are you monitoring yourself? Through speakers connected to the rear of the 2i2? If so, are younusing balanced cables? (Two black bands around each 1/4" plug?). Does the same sound happen when monitoring using headphones from the 2i2? Si [/quote] I'm using headphones and the dound remains post recording. I've just reluctantly upgraded to Windows 10 and will buy Amplitube 4 so need to test it again.

I voted 10 mins after midnight hope it counts.

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1498743861' post='3326768'] Gen 1 2i2s certainly have lower headroom than the Gen 2s. Just to be clear, it's not the 2i2 that is 'sounding shocking', it's just that the input is clipping, any interface would sound bad if you clip the input. If you lower your pickups, or turn the volume down on your guitar, you'll get as good a tone into your DAW as if you used any DI box. Obviously this isn't ideal for most guitarists, and so that's why we addressed this on the Gen2 2i2s and increased the input gain level. Unless you have other uses for a DI, I'd save yourself desk space and just upgrade your Gen 1 to a Gen 2. For transparency, I work for Focusrite. Cheers Si [/quote] Cheers, I lowered the volume to make sure it's in green not clipping etc. But the high pitched noise is there even when I don't play which is frustrating. I turned away from laptop, extended the ethernal and nothing.

I have downloaded the free version of amplitube but getting a high pitched sound. Moved the wires etc but it's still there. Any suggestions?

I'm jealous. Time constraints stops me from composing but I'll be back.

[quote name='Monkey Steve' timestamp='1498247630' post='3323448'] I have a list... I used AC/DC to start this on the other thread, but the biggest offenders for me are Metallica. If you weren't there you might not appreciate just how good the first three albums were at the time kick starting thrash metal, and the the Garage Days EP was great...I've bought every album since and don't like any of them. In fairness I've seen them live a lot since then and they've never done a bad show [/quote] This....Metallica first three albums. For me it's also Iron Maiden first 7 albums Then some pre 2000.

Looks nice. I'm thinking getting a p bass for a project.

Hello. There are knowledgeable people here so the forum is full of information. You'll enjoy it here.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1498043961' post='3322160'] I think EBS_freak post should have had a :-) after it. It was more a comment your (or your device's) inability to spell "Peavey" [/quote] It's not inability; it's the predictive text and laziness of typing as you say. I've realised after the post but I'm too lazy to correct.

[quote name='EBS_freak' timestamp='1498000447' post='3321959'] Was that some sort of rip off Peavey? [/quote] No it was not. I still have it. It is stored at my parents house.It hasn't been properly used for 25 years. Some idiot who had access to a rehearsal room decided to use it for a disco night without my permission and since it has sounded distorted. I checked the speaker and it seems fine. Might require a little fix but probably will cost more to fix than sell.

When I was in late teens I owned a black widow Pavey.The sound tech turned my bass down coming out the PA so I just turned the Pavey right up onstage.The gig was in a medium sized theatre and Pavey was loud enough for the circumstances. Stuff you sound techs.

I'm not in s band but if I was I'd be happy to gig once week as I have other commitments I enjoy doing.

So if a band rehearses more than they play is a no go? I know of bands that rehearse once a week and play once a month maybe more during the summer. I would be happy with once a month gig.

Unless you have a big mole on your face, moustache and long hair it's no point. IMHO

Free Sunday roast in a pub plus drinks for saving an old ladie's life. She was choking going grey. I did heimlich manoeuvre.

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1497102708' post='3315865'] My guitars, recorded 'dry', are not all that inspiring, either, that's why I use virtual fx, such as Amplitube (there are tons of others...) and such to get the recorded sound I'm after, depending on what I what to hear. I have a physical pedalboard, and a whole range of decent pedals (Boss Fender Deluxe, Akai Headrush, EH Germanium Big Muff, Loop Station and many more...), which I use when playing through an amp (Fender Bassman 50, or Jazz Chorus, or others..), but for recording I get far better results by going in directly to the interface and treating afterwards. On occasion I'll treat whilst recording, but usually have a second 'dry' track in any case, and often end up not using the track with 'baked in' fx; they obviously cannot be 'tweaked' after the event. To each his/her own, of course, but unless going the full-on 'studio' route, with decent micing of the amp and cab in a decent-sounding room, I don't see any real downside to using modern virtual stuff. I should add, for those not aware, that I'm quite hard of hearing in my doddery old age, but have always been, and remain, rather 'old school' when I can. Here, though, the modern stuff is so much better than the way it was done 'back then'. To get the 'amp cranked' sound, we'd put the cab face down on the carpeted floor and turn up the wick..! Hiwatt Heaven..! Happy daze. [/quote] Just looked up amplitude 4. Looks quite versatile. Thanks for your help.

If my guitar amp had and an XLR out that would be brilliant. Unfortunately my guitar into focusrite sounds shocking.

[quote name='Earbrass' timestamp='1495881708' post='3307277'] Pretty awesome . Sadly its arrival coincided with having my music room redecorated, so all my gear has been piled up in another room and not very accessible, but I've been giving it a good run through its paces this morning and I have to say I am very impressed. Works great with guitar and bass and plays nicely with my Yamaha FC-7 expression pedal. These days I am only playing out with acoustic instruments, so this is just for the much-despised "bedroom noodling" and for recording when I get the studio set up again. All the amp models and fx I am ever likely to want/need, looper, drum patterns (though you can't use the looper and the drums at the same time for some reason). Very tweakable - you can move the order of fx in the chain, add and remove fx (up to 10 at once), assign any 3 to the footswitches in stombox mode, etc etc. USB interface for recording, headphone out, aux in (both on mini jacks). Solidly built. No on/off switch though. At £80 I can't think of a reason not to buy one if you're in the market for a multi-fx. EDIT: I forgot to mention that I wasn't too impressed with the tuner - it's too sensitive and the little arrow whizzes up and down while the note is still ringing, making it very difficult to be precise, but I'm happy to tune by ear at home, and I have a pitch black tuner anyway so not a big deal for me. [/quote] Do you hook it up as interface to PC. I'm after a di guitar pedal for recording as I don't get on recording guitar straight into focusrite.