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Behringer ucg 102 guitar to usb is available here in 4000Rs ie about 80 USD and a Line 6 pod studio gx is of 6000Rs(120 usd). I was thinking if those extra 40$ are worth to put on gx?

i thought i posted this in musicians section :homowork:

i would recommend neither brand

what else is available under that budget

trying using the search function, this has been discussed quite a bit



and also, ebay

[quote name="zim"]trying using the search function, this has been discussed quite a bit



and also, ebay[/quote]



The Indian ebay dont have much music related stuff, the ebay india can get you the product from ebay US but it will cost me much more than the product's actual price because of all the taxes and duties

There you can get that ucg 102 for 30-40 $ here its 80 $ and if i will get it from ubay(US) it will cost me about 85-90

fuck this country

just save up - you don't want to buy a piece of shit

[quote name="zim"]just save up - you don't want to buy a piece of shit[/quote]

Abzu and lavabug use those behringer interfaces, and ive listened their recording, sounded pretty clean. Thats why i thought it may work well. I guess i have to look up for Maudio fasttrack MKII.

I bought one of these on ebay for around $140.00USD - it's sounds great. here are my clips - <!-- m -->http://soundcloud.com/cts/<!-- m -->



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Those are you riffs zim ? sounds beautiful

danke



buy a good interface

how about M-audio they are the most famous ones here.

the one you use is not easily available here i guess.

::homowork::



I use a Korg Ampworks doodad:



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It's pretty good, but can sometimes need tweaking to get the exact sound you want. Sometimes I'll turn off the effects entirely and use Guitar Rig and impulse responses instead, which I did on this one: <!-- m -->http://snd.sc/Hq7sxh<!-- m --> (try and ignore the mistakes)



EDIT: I just looked on Google and apparently it's discontinued. That might work in your favour though, there may be a few bargain ones floating around on e-bay.

yes i will be using softwares like guitar-rig and amplitube, lavabug gave me this idea. Also pedals and amps are not easily available here so i guess it will work good and cheap for me.



i've just came to know a shocking fact that few cars in india are cheaper than what amps like jcm800 costs here

If I owned physical versions of all the digital amplifiers and cabinets I've got, I think I'd need to rent a warehouse to store them all. It's definitely the way to go when you're on a budget.

I'm running my Line-6 UX2 through a phillips 2.1 and it sounds NICE.

I still have this question, what is the problem with cheap ones ? are they noisy ? they lag ?

I dont need it pro recording, if i am able to form a band in future and write some music i will record it in studio. I just need the interface to record riffs so that forgetting will do no harm or to record covers. So i just dont get it, the negative factors of the cheap ones.

just buy a cheap one



or better yet

dont take me wrong but i just wanted to say, if you are saying that one should not buy something than you should explain why ?

I know that the default motherboard soundcards are almost good as those behringer, but how about the studio gx ?

I'll tell you what I have, a $5 computer mic

[quote name="Demon seed"]I still have this question, what is the problem with cheap ones ? are they noisy ? they lag ?

I dont need it pro recording, if i am able to form a band in future and write some music i will record it in studio. I just need the interface to record riffs so that forgetting will do no harm or to record covers. So i just dont get it, the negative factors of the cheap ones. [/quote]



They are OK for demos, in my opinion.

I recorded two of my demos with a Chinese copy of the Behringer ucg102.

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Just remember to set the latency to fast (instead of normal) in the ASIO drivers to remove lag.

I did used to have a nice Presonus thingy, but actually one of the best ways to record for cheap (if you have an actual professional microphone that is), if you have an audigy sound blaster card in your pc, you can just put a converter on the end of the mic cable and run it right in the sound card



with the right software, you can have some excellent results this way, I have done this several times



you can actually get a very nice mic for around the same price as one of those interfaces, use your skills of computer pirating, grab cakewalk or something, and bam you're recording



edit: I say Audigy Sound Blaster card, because the software used to control the levels has the ability to boost the mic signal, acting similarly to a preamp on an interface