So you want the best of all worlds; a Marshall stack, a few Fender amps, a bunch of effects pedals but don’t want to remortgage your house? How about we throw in a nice chorus and reverb for your acoustic guitar and voice? Let’s go all the way and add the ability to record your guitar and voice. Then you can play it back to work on your skills, or create the next big hit!
Welcome to the next GuitarShop, where Daniel B, John DeMarco and Michael O’Connell will provide you an understanding on the setup and workflow of making your computer or laptop, tablet or phone into your own personal studio complete with amps, effect pedals and recording capabilities.
We will show you how you connect your guitar, microphone, and PA or amplifier to your computer using an audio interface. We’ll review some of the more affordable audio interfaces, and explain what to look for depending upon how you might use them.
We’ll reference the software bundled with some of the audio interfaces so that you can start jamming on a budget! We’ll touch on microphones to get you started. Soon the sounds, textures and guitar rigs of your dreams will be available to you for hours of learning, enjoyment and creative endeavors.
Mark your calendars for the next Guitar Shop for what will be an informative and entertaining hour. Students, instructors, and members all are welcome.
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Since 2007, our organization has refined a guitar instruction program aimed at providing Veterans struggling with physical injuries, PTSD, and other emotional distress a unique therapeutic alternative. G4V pursues its mission to share the healing power of music by providing free guitar instruction, a new acoustic guitar and a guitar accessory kit in a structured program run by volunteers, primarily through the Department of Veterans Affairs facilities and community-based medical centers.
Guitars For Vets Processing Center
13400 Bishops Ln Suite 120,
Brookfield, WI 53005
