Yes, this isnt pro audio but it should be able to get the job done. Most importantly, I want to be able to play live, and not have to record clean and modify the track once recorded.Īs of right now my budget is ~$100 (for the hardware). It just doesn't seem like the is the cleanest or most realistic way to do this. Deplike Features: 12 Electric, 2 Bass, 1 Acoustic Guitar Amps & Cabinets 15 great sounding Amp simulations with low latency Tangerine Rocker 100 SLO 100 Dual Recto JCM800 P-5550 JTM45 SVT Bass Deplike Wapi BassBoy. The way I am picturing to do this is to take a guitar USB interface, plug the guitar into the computer, and use the headphone (or audio out) port and run that into the amp. Connect your guitar to your mobile device and use guitar effects pedals, real tube amps and cabinets from your phone or tablets. Is this the best software to achieve what I am looking for? There are loads of amps, pedals, and diffrent tones to get out of that software. So far, I have looked at Positive Grid's Bias FX. My main goal is to try to achieve something to add distortion, EQ, or any other bells and whistles that come with the software. I have a Fender Twin Reverb and a powerful PC loaded with software.
I would like to connect my guitar to a computer, and with this computer add effects and tones, and have that sound sent out from the computer into my amp. Amp Modeling and Rackmount Guitar Effects Kemper Profiler Stage Floorboard Amp Modeler Kemper Profiler Stage Floorboard Amp Modeler Synergy SYN-2 Rack Mount. I really could use some good advice on how to achieve what I am looking for. I have spent the past few hours searching this topic. Hi everyone, and first off, sorry for asking such a redundant question.
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