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I'm taking my first steps into home recording with my guitar and I'm using the software linked at the bottom of this page. I use the following. -My guitar -Guitar lead with a 3.5mm converter on one end -Line in port on my soundblaster live soundcard -ASIO4ALL: Sound card driver that cuts the delay between playing and hearing the sound. -Kristal Audio Engine: For applying effects, modelling amps and recording. -Audacity: For editing recordings made with Kristal Since I already had the sound card and the computer I've spent a few dollars on the converter plug for the lead. Everything else seems to be freeware. So far I'm having an awesome time. The VST's at http://frettedsynth.asseca.com/ampsims.html provide a wide range of effects to play with without spending a heap on pedals. I hadn't seen Kristal mentioned here before so I thought I'd post about it. It seems to be a great way for guitarists to get into recording for cheap.
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