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is there anyone using "guitar tracks pro"? thinking about trying it out, just wanted some feedback on this software. as always thanx! [img]images/icons/cool.gif[/img]
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Guitars... Rhoads RX10D
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Re: cakewalk software
i've messed with it. Don't use the sound card tones. They suck ass. its great wtih a
POD or something else though. records fantastically. up to 32 tracks to record on as well. -
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do you just plug the guitar into the headphone jack on the computer? is it worth 99.00? [img]graemlins/help.gif[/img]Guitars... Rhoads RX10D
Amp... Pioneer
Effects... Boss ME-20Comment
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Re: cakewalk software
I use Guitar Tracks (not Pro) and I love it. You need an adapter to go from a 1/4" guitar cord to the input on your computers sound card. I use mine with my Line 6 POD and I record my Marshall going thru a board too. I'm not sure what the differences are between the regular Guitar Tracks and the Pro but mine is plenty for what I do. It was about $50. I have a bunch of clips that were recorded using it. Sound Clips
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I really like mine cause it's really straight ahead and simple to use. The program I tried before it had too nmuch sh1t to learn so I got rid of it and tried Guitar Tracks You can either get the adapter or upgrade your soundcard with a 1/4 inch input. I use a v amp 2 and plug that straight into my soundcard and it works well.
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yep...I use it and think its pretty good for the money. I upgraded my soundcard to an M audio 2496 and I get some pretty goud sounds. The app is really easy to use.
All of these mp3's on the left of the page were done using Guitar Tracks Pro and a J-Station
http://www.onlinerock.com/musicians/shawnlutz/shawnlutz.comComment
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Wow, nice work Shawn. Amazing the tone you can get out of the J-Station. I love mine, but it has never sounded like that! [img]graemlins/notworthy.gif[/img]
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