Can I record a few riffs from my electric guitar via my guitar amp, and then play it back through my guitar amp so I can play over it.
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you may need a mixer, but u could overdub, and listen to your original track with head phones without a mixer
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Yes you can. If you want to get creative, run it though an effects pedal for additional punch.
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Yes you certainly could. But I do not recommend this amp. Mine has since died and has been sent to the recycler after only a few months of use.
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Absolutely. I'd recommend setting your amp on a nice clean tone, then you can let'er rip.
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Yes Absolutely ! that is the idea of that amp. It not only will let you play to any backing track. But the app on your phone will find the matching guitar tone for any song you play so that you sound just like the guitarist in any song you want to play! Coolest thing ever. Also they just started supporting the apple watch to do even more! : )
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I'm not sure what you mean by "plug my guitar amp". The inputs are dual XLR and 1/4".
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No, just an electric guitar amp. I'd recommend getting a small, inexpensive amp. After you play a while and get a feel for it you can get something bigger and better.
259065
Yes, the software suite will allow you to record a backing track to one channel, while you record your guitar track on a separate channel.
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No, I have a Stratocaster electric guitar and all I have to do is plug the cable from the guitar to the USB port on the computer. You need a program (such as Audacity, (a free program) or some other recording program,to record with) ,then select the correct input port on the computer to be able to see the input signal, and that's it.
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I can record my guitar on tracks 1 or 2 via a 1/4 inch input jack. I you have the same type input jack (as used to connect a guitar to an amplifier), it should work with no problem.
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yes you can play it thru any amp or stereo system by using the headphone out and turning the volume down it works like an mp3 player , you can create a play list and play just the songs you want to listen to . I love mine and use it to record practice at home. Hope this helps
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Yes, William, you can plug it into your amp. There's a headphone output on the back, a miniature jack, so you'll need to get an adapter to 1/4 inch phone jack for your guitar amp input, and off you go, dude.
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You can plug your guitar into this amp. There is no on board effects (reverb, distortion, etc.), but you will like the full, clean tone.
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I've done it, gives the guitar a lot more low end and lower midrange than you would get from a guitar amp. Absolutely terrible for a band situation as the guitar won't cut through the mix but kind of an interesting sound if just practicing alone. I actually think it sounds kind of cool for low volume bedroom practicing.
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If you record through guitar amp in garageband, you'll not get those noises. Try it (y)
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Yes. There are two ways you can link the amp with a computer. One way is to run a patch cord out of the headphone jack of the computer into the amp's mp3 input. This basically becomes a loud speaker for the computer that you can play along to if you plug a guitar into the amp. The second way would be to go out of the amp's headphone jack into your soundcard mic input. You can then record stuff played on the amp using Windows Sound Recorder or any number of stand alone programs. You'll have to tweak the amp's volume to get a good clean signal but it is doable. Recording inline removes the need to mic the amp and cuts out the background noise. Yes. There are two ways you can link the amp with a computer. One way is to run a patch cord out of the headphone jack of the computer into the amp's mp3 input. This basically becomes a loud speaker for the computer that you can play along to if you plug a guitar into the amp. The second way would be to go out of the amp's headphone jack into your soundcard mic input. You can then record stuff played on the amp using Windows Sound Recorder or any number of stand alone programs. You'll have to tweak the amp's volume to get a good clean signal but it is doable. Recording inline removes the... » Read More Yes. There are two ways you can link the amp with a computer. One way is to run a patch cord out of the headphone jack of the computer into the amp's mp3 input. This basically becomes a loud speaker for the computer that you can play along to if you plug a guitar into the amp. The second way would be to go out of the amp's headphone jack into your soundcard mic input. You can then record stuff played on the amp using Windows Sound Recorder or any number of stand alone programs. You'll have to tweak the amp's volume to get a good clean signal but it is doable. Recording inline removes the need to mic the amp and cuts out the background noise. « Show Less
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I really don't know if you can or not...my husband has his big guitar amp plugged into it and it works ok.