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USB Guitar Link Cable is a professional tool that enables you to turn your PC or Mac computer into fantastic working platform on which you can use the classic effects, in the studio as well as on stage. Top End Guitar-USB Interface for Mac, iPad and iPhone. If you have a Mac or are recording on iPad, then the Apogee Jam 96K is an absolutely superb high quality guitar interface.

We have processed the same guitar takes on iRig UA+AmpliTube UA and three digital modelling stomp-box in the same price range, matching style and tone to provide an unbiased sound test. A/B them for yourself, and you'll immediately hear the difference. Tone for tone, iRig UA and AmpliTube UA clearly sounds superior!

Male to male, WILL work to connect a guitar to the M-Audio FastTrack. It will fit your guitar, but it won't fit your Mac without a recording interface.

The condenser mic will also cost more than a dynamic mic. For studio recording, if you can stretch your budget this far you will get a good result. Don’t forget, these USB Audio interfaces bypass your built-in sound card to give a great result, but you will need to listen to them through headphones or powered speakers (monitors), as the sound will no longer come out of your existing computer speakers. Newbies often plug them in, start recording, then contact us because they can’t hear anything! The added benefit of buying one of these USB audio interfaces for recording your guitar and/or vocals is you can also set it up as your default audio output device (or sound card) so it gives your whole audio set-up on your computer a complete upgrade.

In this case, use the device’s own volume control.

It features a built-in 32-bit digital signal processor, a 24-bit A/D converter, a crystal clear low-noise preamp and an ultra-compact enclosure. With its premium specifications, it’s able to provide great sound, extreme portability and unprecedented cross-platform compatibility. And these features all come in handy when iRig UA is plugged into a Samsung Professional Audio compatible device (with Android 5.0). You can use it as a pro-quality digital audio interface with Samsung Soundcamp, a full-fledged DAW music studio app that lets musicians record and compose while on the go. IRig UA also makes for an excellent portable audio interface for your Mac or PC. Just get a and you'll be ready to play, process and record with the full power of your favorite music creation software.

Would greatly appreciate knowing if there are programs out there that do not need a pilot’s licence to ‘drive’, and your H-E-L-P!!! Cheers and thanks in advance, Fred Jansohn • Jane Sherratt says. Hi Fred, if you simply want to make a recording of your bass, then you can easily import an MP3 file into Audacity, then create a new audio track. If you plug headphones into your Focusrite you can record to the new track while monitoring what you are playing and the backing track together. Your bass part will appear on the new track. Moviemaker is very basic video software, I am not sure if it is configurable enough to split the audio out from the video, and unfortunately I am not an expert on video, only on audio recording. It might be worth researching whether there is a better video software than Moviemaker to do this.

This cable, the Apogee Wyde Eye 12-ft. Male to male, WILL work to connect a guitar to the M-Audio FastTrack. It will fit your guitar, but it won't fit your Mac without a recording interface.

USB Fender Squier Guitar ($199): Now, admittedly the guitar won’t let you plug in any instrument to GarageBand, it being a guitar and all. For $199, I’ve found it to be a great guitar. Since the Squier is Fender’s low-cost line, when I got mine I expected it to be extra low-budget, given the additional electronics for the on-board USB interface.

For the most part, choosing one comes down to which interface I can easily find at the moment. The Jam and the iOS cables may take up permanent residence in my gig bag so I can practice outside the house regardless of what guitar I happen to have with me (I tend to favor Les Pauls over Fender guitars). I don’t usually use the amps built-in to GarageBand. Instead I use the.

Connect an electric guitar You can connect an electric guitar or another electric instrument to your computer to play and record in an audio track, and use the included to shape your guitar sound. There are several ways to connect an electric instrument to your computer.

• Jane Sherratt says. Hi thanks for all the information but im still A little confused! I have A laptop windows 7 and want to record electric guitar and maybe vocal, probably over A backing, nothing to fancy! It is all for my own entertainment but I would like to be able to put the tracks on A cd or mp3. Im on A tight budget and its only for fun so if I get an interface will I still need recording software, if so what is best for my needs?

• Jane Sherratt says. Hello, I’m playing bass for myself at the moment and want to record backing tracks on a covers’ basis to well known rock tunes.

• Click the Smart Controls button to open the Smart Controls pane. • In the Recording Settings area, choose one of the following from the Input pop-up menu: • If the guitar is connected to your computer’s audio input port, choose Built-in Input.

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If you connect an electric instrument to an audio interface, check the manufacturer’s specifications to make sure the interface is compatible with macOS and Core Audio. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions, which might include installing the correct driver on your computer. Connecting an electric guitar to your computer’s audio input port may result in a low-level input signal. To increase the input signal, you can connect the guitar to a preamplifier, and connect the preamplifier to your computer. • Select the audio track. • Click the Smart Controls button to open the Smart Controls pane.

Our top pick for guitar is the. The Simple Computer-Guitar Cable or Adaptor There are several ways of recording your guitar directly onto the hard drive of your computer. If you play an electric guitar, then the simplest way is to connect the headphone/line out from your amp to the line in of your soundcard. All you need to do this is a simple Computer Guitar Adaptor which has a standard jack input for your guitar lead on one end, and a mini-jack on the other. You can try out how this sounds by using the built-in Windows sound recorder software although better still download which is free and easy to use recording software. It’s also possible to buy a guitar cable with 1/4″ jack on one end and 1/8″ mini-jack on the other. You can also experiment by plugging your electric guitar directly into the mic-in socket on your sound card (or the mic in on your laptop).

If the audio interface channels don’t appear in the menu, choose GarageBand > Preferences, click Audio/MIDI, then choose the audio interface from the Audio Input pop-up menu. Make sure the format matches the input.

It also sports a 1/8” input that lets you connect your Android device or other external sound source so you can jam along to your favorite tunes while using the power of AmpliTube. On Android 5 and above you can play songs directly from your device (both from internal files or from Internet streaming services like Youtube, Spotify, etc.) directly to the iRig UA to play along your favourite tunes. On Android 4 you can do this by connecting the headphones output of your device to iRig UA’s AUX input. In the same way you can connect any audio source with 1/8” stereo output to iRig UA to play along with. iRig® UA and AmpliTube® are registered trademarks property of IK Multimedia Production Srl. Android™ is a trademark of Google Inc. All other product names and images, trademarks and artists names are the property of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with IK Multimedia.

Here is a clip from a review posted on the Breedlove site “Boasting a USB port next to the 1/4” output [] the USB connection is easy to use. My MacBook Pro (running GarageBand) recognized the guitar immediately when I plugged it in, and I was able to record with it right away there is a link to the review below Plus if anyone reading this wants to find out more about this range of guitars with built in USB for recording then you can find them here: • Linas says. I am really pleased and grateful for finding your article, along with the useful information. I intend to purchase whatevr I need to record on my lappie, using Fruity loops or Pro tools, which have already cost me a tidy sum. However I am not so sure all the components are available in my country – Kenya.

I have a reasonably powerful PC, Carvin bass amp, and a Mesa Boogie speaker (in addition to the computer’s satellite and sub-woofer speakers). Also I have a bass guitar-to-computer jack/USB cable for direct-to-computer recording, which I do through Microsoft’s Movie maker. When I plug in to the computer, load Moviemake, and play the track I want to “dub” to I can’t hear the bass through the computer’s speakers. However, having chosen the “USB device” from the “options” list of MM’s drop down menu I find that the muted notes I barely hear while I am playing have translated richly to MM’s audio function when I play back what I just recorded.

It works with Garageband and Logic just fine. ($6 at Radio Shack [Gold Series Adapter, 1/4' Stereo Plug to 1/8' Mono Jack, Model: 274-870 Catalog #: 274-870]) You can find right angle ones, making cable management easier. • Answered by James M from Bellevue • Dec 4, 2011 •. You need more than just a cable to do it right. If you want to know why you shouldn't just get a cable that will plug in to your Mac's sound in jack, search the web for 'impedance mismatch'. The Apple Store sells a few things that will connect a guitar or bass to Mac. The cheapest one is the M-Audio FastTrack Recording Interface, at $99.95.

The great thing about the Jam is it comes with connectors for the Mac, and a 30-pin iOS cable. I’ve never had a problem with it and the audio quality is very, very good. The chief concern is with the two small, cables it’s easy to misplace them.

If you are using a laptop then usually there is a mic input next to the headphone socket. If you have a standard generic sound card, then you may find that the above solution gets you going but the recording quality is not too good.

• Connect the electric guitar to a channel on the audio interface or the adapter cable, using a standard 1/4-inch tip-sleeve instrument cable. • If your computer has an audio input port, connect an electric guitar to the audio input port using an adapter cable. Choose Built-in Input as the track’s input source.

See the seller's listing for full details. Color: Black To Fit Guitar: Acoustic Electric Guitar Type: Audio Recorder MPN: Does Not Apply Model: USB Guitar Cable Application: Electric Guitars, Bass Brand: Unbranded UPC: Does not apply. Noisy and software incompatible the product has many flaws: first: the program isnt fit to win10, nor to 64bit OS. Second: it isn't recognized by the software as behringer but as a native, and therefore it doesn't fit to the instructions page, and I can't get to the manual that decides the quality and etc. I had to spent a lot of time searching the internet for ways to bypass those problems, to only partial solution. Third: it is laggy.

If you need more information before reading on then we have a whole article that for complete beginners. If you are right at the budget end, and just looking for a simple connection, then you can buy guitar-USB linking cables which will easily and cheaply enable you to connect your guitar (electric or electro-acoustic) directly to your computer.

You can also hook your guitar to a mixer, then hook that to the input jack on the Mac, but that will be complicated to set up. • Answered by Michael H from Mercer Island • Mar 17, 2010 •.

Also does it have ASIO drivers. Audacity does not come with ASIO support directly, but it is possible to download a version for private use. There is more information here about reducing latency and using Audacity. If your vocals are quiet, it may be that there is not a good enough pre-amp for your microphone on the interface.

Would be gratefull for any help you can give me. Thanks John • Jane Sherratt says. Hi, I have a guitar and a nice multi-effects pedal, but when I plug that directly into my PC, the quality that comes through when recorded is quite muffled and doesn’t sound at all like when I’m playing it live. I’ve read this post here and just want to clarify – if I buy a £20-30 USB adaptor, will the quality of the signal from my pedal sound more like the way it should?

Connect an electric guitar You can connect an electric guitar or another electric instrument to your computer to play and record in an audio track, and use the included to shape your guitar sound. There are several ways to connect an electric instrument to your computer. After you connect an electric guitar, you choose the input source for the track you want to record in, and optionally turn on monitoring. Monitoring lets you hear yourself play so that you can hear the part you want to record as well as the rest of the project. Do one of the following: • Connect an audio interface to your computer’s USB or FireWire port, then connect an electric guitar to the audio interface. • Connect the electric guitar to a channel on the audio interface or the adapter cable, using a standard 1/4-inch tip-sleeve instrument cable.

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Make sure the format matches the input. Choose a mono input for monophonic instruments (with a single channel), and choose a stereo input for stereo instruments (with a pair of channels). • Drag the Recording Level slider to change the input volume level for the sound source. If the Recording Level slider is dimmed, you can’t change the input volume in GarageBand.

Make sure the format matches the input. Choose a mono input for monophonic instruments (with a single channel), and choose a stereo input for stereo instruments (with a pair of channels). • Drag the Recording Level slider to change the input volume level for the sound source. If the Recording Level slider is dimmed, you can’t change the input volume in GarageBand.

Interesting answers given to this question, all noting you need additional devices or cabling. This may be true for High-End sound production. My experience with connecting an instrument with a std. 1/4' jack was to buy a 1/4' Female to 1/8' male adapter and plug directly in to my iMAC 1/8' input jack. It works with Garageband and Logic just fine. ($6 at Radio Shack [Gold Series Adapter, 1/4' Stereo Plug to 1/8' Mono Jack, Model: 274-870 Catalog #: 274-870]) You can find right angle ones, making cable management easier. • Answered by James M from Bellevue • Dec 4, 2011 •.

Guitar to USB Interface Link Cable USB Guitar Link Cable Review Item specifics From The Factory: Audio Quality: 24-bit, 44.1/48kHz Cable Length: 280 cm/ 9 ft Package Size: 20.0 x 20.0 x 5.0 cm This USB Guitar Link Cable Key Functions: Easy Plug and Play Installation USB bus powered--Requires no external power Variable-speed file playback function for MP3, WAV, AIFF audio files. Perfect for easy learning and practicing High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life Stereo Headphone output lets you jam with your computer and can also be used for monitoring with active monitor speakers Plug in your favorite guitar and turn your PC or Mac computer into a guitar amp and recording system without the need for any other hardware. Package Contents 1x USB Guitar Link cable 1X Software CD driver Notes from Manufacturers Operating Procedure (for Windows) Step 1 Install ASIO Driver Step 2 Install and Run Guitar Rig 2 Step 3 Enjoy it! For more ' USB Guitar Link Cable reviews' 'how to use USB Guitar Link Cable' 'unboxing USB Guitar Link Cable',please subscribe AnkakaCom. The company offers many new Music Gears.

A new era of mobile music making on Android has arrived: iRig UA is the first digital effects processor and audio interface that lets you play your guitar, bass or other instrument on your Android device anytime and everywhere. It pairs with to deliver jawdropping and absolutely unmatched sonic performance with any smartphone or tablet with Android 4.2 or higher (and that supports host mode/USB OTG). Now you can enjoy high-quality real time effects processing on your Android device no matter whether it’s from Samsung, Sony, Motorola, LG, HTC, Xiaomi, Marshall or any other popular manufacturer. IRig UA sounds phenomenal and the reason for this is due to its built-in digital signal processor (DSP).

What is happening is when I record singing along with backing tracks mixed and into the interface and then from the interface to the laptop is the music records beautifully but there is a delay on the vocals and they are quiet. I have tried recording to a mini disc player first which makes lovely recordings and then I’ve tried recording from my mini disc player to the laptop using the above method but exactly the same is happening. Can you please tell me where I’m going wrong. • Jane Sherratt says. Hi, first make sure that you are using the Audio Interface as the input and output device. Does it have a direct monitor feature that would help you overcome this problem?