Different recording techniques. How's the tone?

[khabibissell]

Here's a short rhythm clip that I recorded this morning. What do you think of the tone? I used my Recto w/Traditional 4x12, Shure SM57 pointing right at the cone, into my PODXT Live using the "tube preamp" model (eq flat), into Cakewalk GT3. I'm trying to find a way to get a good tone at low volumes. I had the master on about 1.

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[markD]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone?

i think it sounds good. nice and clear with enough upfront power. good job.

[khabibissell]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone?

Thanks MD!

Anyone else? Negative comments would be helpful as well.

[Shawn Lutz]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone?

sounds pretty good on my crappy work speakers. I'd say its a good low volume recorded tone

[khabibissell]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone?

Thanks. I'm using the POD to boost the volume going into the computer. Even at that, I have to increase the clip about 30Db or so after the fact. Other than that, the clip is unprocessed. All Distortion is from my SD1 and amp, which was set to vintage voicing.

[Newc]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone?

Sounds good on crappy laptop speakers as well [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

You can get louder Recorded volume by raising your POD's Channel Volume (or is it different on the XT?) and/or the Line In volume on your Windows Mixer/Recording Properties page.

[hippietim]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone

sounds good on a crappy hotel tv speaker via webtv also [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[borislj]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone

Sounds good to me. Which guitar you used?

[Soap]

Re: Different recording techniques. How\'s the tone

I like it, sounds good.