Jack
My 4004s
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cassius987
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Re: My 4004s
Pretty, I'd like to own one that looks like one of those. The ones I have played all sounded good but they were all Ciis... can you do clips comparing the Cii and the L?
Re: My 4004s
I've never done that before cassius. If someone could tell me how, I'd certainly give it a go!cassius987 wrote:Pretty, I'd like to own one that looks like one of those. The ones I have played all sounded good but they were all Ciis... can you do clips comparing the Cii and the L?
Basses
ESP B-204SM
Schecter Stiletto Extreme
ESP B-104
Amps
GK MB210
Ampeg BA115
ESP B-204SM
Schecter Stiletto Extreme
ESP B-104
Amps
GK MB210
Ampeg BA115
Re: My 4004s
First step is to get some recording software. If you have a Mac, you might have GarageBand on it.
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rickenbrother
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Re: My 4004s
Very nice pair of 4004's, Jack! Enjoy them!
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! 
Re: My 4004s
My son has a Mac and has Garage Band. Is it pretty self explanatory?jdogric12 wrote:First step is to get some recording software. If you have a Mac, you might have GarageBand on it.
Jack
Basses
ESP B-204SM
Schecter Stiletto Extreme
ESP B-104
Amps
GK MB210
Ampeg BA115
ESP B-204SM
Schecter Stiletto Extreme
ESP B-104
Amps
GK MB210
Ampeg BA115
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cassius987
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Re: My 4004s
Yes it is.
Depending on the computer's sound card, you may or may not need to invest $30 into a Griffin iMic 2 (which I highly recommend), setting it at "mic level". It plugs into the USB. Tell GarageBand to use it as your input device (if you aren't using the sound card). Then press "Record" and experiment... The most important thing to do before you really get serious is "gain stage" so that the instrument isn't overdriving its track and the master is outputting at a reasonable level. You can figure this all out by watching the dB meters.
GarageBand is relatively simple, yet it can be very powerful and effective. It's basically a lighter-weight version of Logic. I believe Nine Inch Nails did a couple of their albums on GarageBand, for example, then released the single tracks as GarageBand format files for people to remix.
Depending on the computer's sound card, you may or may not need to invest $30 into a Griffin iMic 2 (which I highly recommend), setting it at "mic level". It plugs into the USB. Tell GarageBand to use it as your input device (if you aren't using the sound card). Then press "Record" and experiment... The most important thing to do before you really get serious is "gain stage" so that the instrument isn't overdriving its track and the master is outputting at a reasonable level. You can figure this all out by watching the dB meters.
GarageBand is relatively simple, yet it can be very powerful and effective. It's basically a lighter-weight version of Logic. I believe Nine Inch Nails did a couple of their albums on GarageBand, for example, then released the single tracks as GarageBand format files for people to remix.
Re: My 4004s
+1!fretless wrote:Beautiful !
It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. - Seneca
Re: My 4004s
Those are very nice. I love my 4004CI. I don't know why I never purchased a CII, but youhave me thinking.