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> M-audio Mobilepre Usb Vs. Aardvark Direct Mix Usb3
T1mon
post Tue 22 Jul 2003, 23:30
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I would like to record my guitar with a 12" Powerbook (and external monitor, don't worry).
I looked at some interfaces and these two seem to be good.
MobilePre USB: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=03.../base_id/103189
Aardvark Direct Mix: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=03...l/base_id/55331
Which one do you prefer or is there another one I should look into?
I just wanna record my guitar, so I don't really need 10 inputs. wink.gif

Would I have to use a preamp to get a decend sound? I have Amplitube Live but when I used it I had a 2 sec delay on everything I did. (scroll windows, open folders...)

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scientificbox
post Mon 28 Jul 2003, 04:02
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you would run directly from your guitar (or stompboxes) into the "hi z" input. this will give you a tone that sounds very dry and unnatural to most guitar players. the output of your amp is likely to be either line level (labeled "line out" or something similar), in wich case you would use the mic/line input not the "hi z", or a powered output for an extension speaker, which you wouldn't want to plug into the audio interface at all (it will make funny noises, start smoking, or give some other sign of distress). if you like the sound of your amp and have a line out, try it. otherwise, plug your guitar directly into the audio interface's "hi z/ guitar" input and play with some plug-ins until it sounds right.
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