Shameful plug of my guitar playing

Any advice to get rid of this stupid fuzz?

have a listen if you don't mind

Special Thanks to Slayer NEXUS for sending me the device that lets me hook up my amp to my PC.

PLAY FREE BIRD

Play the Chuunibyou OP.

Stop this nonsense, André.

PLAY SMOKE ON THE WATER.

Love yelling that at concerts!

Also play The Star Spangled Banner (Hendrix style)

But you're black, this is not jazz or blues music.

Shameful Tsujoi just shameful.

Also you smell good Tsujoi

Swing me Steven, swing me.

Very peaceful the complete opposite of my guitar playing.

Everyone in audience "d'awww"

Two things:

Shitty software and/or shitty hardware, by hardware I don't mean the guitar, it's either the amp or the cables running from the amp to the computer.

What software is it? If it's anything advanced like Pro Studio or Ableton you can put a compressor over the input to balance out the frequencies and remove the static.

1) The amp I bought was from the pawn shop (Line 6 Spider II 15 watts) , I'm not sure about the wear and tear it has. Which is strange since my Jackson JSR32 Dinky has humbuckers... The cable going to the computer was given to my by the user NEXUS. You'll have to ask him how long he's had them.

2) I recorded this with Audacity. I don't know the inner workings of this software. Those softwares you're referring to, how much do they cost or are they free?

Would getting compressors help?

Now do some kickass shredding and solos~ ( = w =)/

Edit: I totally skipped right past the first paragraph...

That's cheap as far as amps go, you may want to look into upgrading at some point.

Both applications are fairly expensive, it is after all the same software that industry professionals use. I'm not advocating it or anything, but there's this little thing called pirating that's been around for a while now...



I imagine there might be a free application out there that can accomplish what he's looking for, but I don't know of any as I use Ableton Live for all of my audio and midi effects.