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bloos66 · July 8th, 2009, 01:33 AM

Hi jh45gun,

I use a Line6 Toneport UX2 for recording guitar and mic with great results. I also played around with recording the guitar straight into the PC with very poor results.

If your VOX DA5 has a line-out then by all means give it a try. Use Audacity for recording, it's free. You can record the guitar first in the first take, the vocals in the 2nd take. You'll soon find out whether or not the quality is sufficient. There's a quite good free recording software available (forgot its name) that allows you to plug in VST effects. You could always download some free guitar modelling software, a free EQ, perhaps a Reverb and play around with that. I'd say that the results will be ok for a rough demo. If not, then there are 1000s of options out there.....

July 8th, 2009, 01:33 AM	#22 (permalink)
bloos66 TDPRI Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 68 1 Photos	Hi jh45gun, I use a Line6 Toneport UX2 for recording guitar and mic with great results. I also played around with recording the guitar straight into the PC with very poor results. If your VOX DA5 has a line-out then by all means give it a try. Use Audacity for recording, it's free. You can record the guitar first in the first take, the vocals in the 2nd take. You'll soon find out whether or not the quality is sufficient. There's a quite good free recording software available (forgot its name) that allows you to plug in VST effects. You could always download some free guitar modelling software, a free EQ, perhaps a Reverb and play around with that. I'd say that the results will be ok for a rough demo. If not, then there are 1000s of options out there.....