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Summary: Some computers work in home studios better than others; learn to build and manage your home recording studio in this free video on recording music.
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Aaron De Azevedo Aaron De Azevedo is a musician, composer, song writer, and teacher who has recorded for TV shows and CDs. He has been playing for 11 years. read more
Hello, this is Aaron De Azevedo with Expert Village. I'm going to teach you a little bit about recording a guitar. So, first you need a guitar, obviously. Now, there's a few different ways to do it. I can do it the classic way, with an amp. I have an amp over here, my guitar amp, and a microphone. This is a good way to do it if you like the sound of your amplifier. You're going to need a microphone. Now here I have, it's called an AKG, sorry AKG C414. Pretty expensive though, this will run you about a thousand buck new. So, this is one way, and how we do this is I set up my microphone with the stand by my amp, and I can record the sound. But we're not going to talk about that too much. We're going to go into recording direct, which you'll find yourself doing a lot in home studios. The nice thing about this is I can plug my guitar directly into my interface, and I can record from there. So, for example, I just recorded that, and now I can go back and listen to it. So, that's a nice thing. What you're going to want to have for this is some type of effects-processor is nice. Down here on the floor, get that, I've got this, it's called a pod and it has tons of different sounds and amps in it. It makes it really easy. So, with the click of a button, I can change sounds, and then I can select my sound, and then hit "record", and then I can record and it's as easy as that. So that's how you record direct into your interface. Just plug in, and go.