Can you turn the guitar off on the out put for recording vocal harmony? And can you record just the harmony vocals with out the main vocals coming thr
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Yes you can turn the guitar off, there's a volume control. I use it this way at church so my guitar is separate from the vocal. Unfortunatly I pretty sure the lead vocal will be in with the harmonies.
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Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic! Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic!
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There is a position on the guitar mix knob, just above the "auto" mix setting that mutes the guitar and allows for just vocals to come though.
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No, this unit's output is an amalgam of the guitar, which must be in perfect tune, the vocal input, and the harmonic voice tones generated by the unit. There's no way to separate them in the output. It is designed more for live performances than recording and as such, no such options were designed into it.
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Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic!
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William is correct..."output is an amalgam of the guitar". I have tried all different variations for recording, none worked well for me. Lay your own harmonies for recording.....
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Nope! You can line out directly to the mic input of your PC sound card. I made these videos exactly that way:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dneBzV_T4S8http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_MeOXyYWEUI didn't use anything except the guitar and the Line 6 Floor Pod PLUS, plugged directly into my computer - no other interfaces. You can use any type of free recording software available. I used Kristal Audio Engine, which is a free download.
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I would plug in the guitar direct and use the effect "p51 for LP (AC SIM)". For vocals the built in microphones work decent. If you buy a separate condenser mic that will work better, but you likely have to spend $600+ for a good condenser mic.
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The plus has a headphone jack on the mic. The timing of your recording will be closer to the track that your are listening to. I record a song on one track using my guitar, then plug my headphones into the input jack on the mic while recording the singing track. Without the plus, I can use the headphone jack on my PC, but I must do a slight adjustment to the 2nd track to line up with the guitar timing. So basically, the plus has a more accurate timing while listening through a headphone on the mic. The sound quality should be the same.
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Hi Robert, You can import your backing tracks (mp3 or Wav files) into theprogram and record your vocals. I use a 2 channel USB interface for recordingvocals and guitars. I hope this helps. I think this is a very user friendly program.
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Happy Birthday, Joey. I don't know, I haven't had that problem with my player. Of course the turn it off and then back on is the first thing to try. Have you heard the songs played OK on your player yet ? Because something might have happened when they were transferred or in the recording itself. Otherwise maybe try different equalizer (EQ) settings.
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Yes you can , I did not but I know it can be done. Kinda expensive though unless you do it yourself. By the way I love this guitar , the fretboard is really nice and the guitar has a really low growl to it.The neck is nice an thick. On the flip side - hard to get higher octaves out of it cleanly , it seems geared for really heavy music. Hope that helps a bit.
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I'm not sure. I haven't tried it yet. I have used the mic and the music, but I have not tried to record anything. I hope this response helps.
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This unit does not remove vocals. It does have effects (reverb), but will not remove vocals to produce a "music only" track.
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Well, when I tried recording I didn't hear my vocal on track 2 over the instruments on track 1. So I have a question in my answer. Will it play back an existing track and a new track (a vocal) through the headphones? I'm so frustrated. Meanwhile, I got a new microphone from Amazon. Everything's brand spankin' new. Luv to hear what I sound like when I'm recording. HELP!
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I haven't figured that out yet. My problem is I haven't read the instructions. I like things that are fairly simple, turn on play or record. I will be taking the time on my time off this week to figure it out. Sorry I do not have an answer for you. V/R Jackie
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yes it does show on the recording when you play it back. But it can be off in the playback if you set it up in the off mode in the main menu
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You could if you in put mic in 1 channel with balance all the way 1 direction, and then guitar in another channel with the balance all the way the other direction. You would then have 2 seperated mono recordings. Easily edited in recording software.
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I have used the headphones out and monitored both my vocal and guitar. There are also RCA six outs in stereo
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There is a pause button to press while recording LP's. I recorded many individual songs from various records, but never the whole album. As Glenda answered, you can do anything you want with them when you download to your computer. Hope this helps.
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You'll need either a high impedence microphone (one with a 1/4 inch plug like a guitar cord) or an XLR- 1/4 inch transformer. It may be a little noisy on vocals becaue it's designed to handle the higher signal level of a guitar, but should work fine.
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Sorry, I have only used my recorder to record meetings and seminars so have no experience with it for guitar recordings.