Mustang Micro

[Eastbound71]

Here is a tune I wrote where all guitar parts were recorded from the headphone output of a mustang micro direct to the input of my audio interface. I am surprised at the quality of guitar tones I am able to get from the mustang micro with this set up. This was using the studio pre amp setting on the mustang micro. What do you all think?

 

[James Knox]

Really nice guitar tones and a cool little jam…

 

[StoneH]

Here is a tune I wrote where all guitar parts were recorded from the headphone output of a mustang micro direct to the input of my audio interface. I am surprised at the quality of guitar tones I am able to get from the mustang micro with this set up. This was using the studio pre amp setting on the mustang micro. What do you all think?

Very nice! Now, if you could just cycle through all the amps and effects and have the results posted to SoundCloud by noon, we would be suitably impressed.

 

[Eastbound71]

Very nice! Now, if you could just cycle through all the amps and effects and have the results posted to SoundCloud by noon, we would be suitably impressed.

Thanks man! I should mention that I only use the studio pre amp setting on the micro to record. I hear some artifacts on the other amp settings, which are not pleasing to me. Should also mention that the reverb effects on the recording are all from the micro

 

[Blrfl]

Nice.

If you didn't know, you can plug the Micro's USB interface straight into your computerand it turns into an audio source. That will cut one D-to-A conversion in the Micro and one A-to-D in your audio interface out of the process.

 

[Eastbound71]

Nice.

If you didn't know, you can plug the Micro's USB interface straight into your computerand it turns into an audio source. That will cut one D-to-A conversion in the Micro and one A-to-D in your audio interface out of the process.

Thanks - I had some trouble with monitoring and latency using that method, because you must use the headphone out of the mustang micro to monitor in this case. The monitored sound and recorded sounds will not line up correctly when multitracking in DAW

 

[suthol]

Thanks - I had some trouble with monitoring and latency using that method, because you must use the headphone out of the mustang micro to monitor in this case. The monitored sound and recorded sounds will not line up correctly when multitracking in DAW

Does reducing the buffer size help

 

[Eastbound71]

Does reducing the buffer size help

I tried, but could never get it to work right. If any one has had success using the usb out, and were able to work around the latency, please let me know how.

 

[That Cal Webway]

Nize

 

[GBfun]

Nice and mellow groove...makes me want my second pot brownie !

 

[Eastbound71]

Nice and mellow groove...makes me want my second pot brownie !

haha yeah those type of brownies were used during the creation of this track, makes me happy you picked upon this vibe

 

[Leonardocoate]

Here is a tune I wrote where all guitar parts were recorded from the headphone output of a mustang micro direct to the input of my audio interface. I am surprised at the quality of guitar tones I am able to get from the mustang micro with this set up. This was using the studio pre amp setting on the mustang micro. What do you all think?

I like it! I have heard good things about those. I feel g.a.s coming on. Nice jam also

 

[getbent]

beauty! sounds great (both the playing and the sounds)