Is this the cable I need to connect my new bass guitar to my computer?
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dependent upon your sound card input, this will work with a majority of lower end sound cards that have a stereo miniplug input. if possible plug into aux input but can use mic input as well
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If you wish to record your bass into the computer, you will likely need some sort of DAW (digital audo workstation) or other software that will record. I assume you plan to plug this into a mic jack. Typically, you need a Firewire unit to have instrument signals communicate with a computer. (i.e. Presonus Firewire audio box see: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/AudioBoxUSB/) This allows you to interface an instrument with a computer.
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You're only going to get software in the box. If you don't have a cable for your electric guitar I would recommend going out and buying one. You will also need a recording interface that connects your guitar to your computer. Again, this is just software.
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What type of cable(s) do I need to hook up the audio to an amplifier Thanks Jellik
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Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Yes, straight out of the box, used the cable that came with the game, and it works fantastic together. I'm still not very good at the guitar though...
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If you connect it directly, it will not work well because it is not shielded. You are better off using an adapter and an instrument cable.
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Hi Jan, there is no option to connect your bass guitar to your pc, This CD has media sounds and explanations like a book
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Absolutely. Gives off a clean sound, no noise or hums. The cable is very flexible so it won't effect the sound quality. Both ends of the cable are the same so it wouldn't matter which end you plug your bass into, you will still receive the same sound and quality. It's a fantastic value for such a sturdy cable!
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The cord will work as a connection between the pedal's outgoing signal and the USB connection to your PC, however I would not recommend it for playing the game. In the main menu there's a tone designer with a bunch of different pedals and effects you can add to your in-game sound, so you would be better off with raw guitar output. If you plan on using the cord for third party recording software, then it would be worthwhile to connect your guitar to the pedal, and the pedal to the computer if you wanted to build from that sound.
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The cable is long enough, but really it's immaterial as it has a 'female' connection to plug into you normal instrument cable Hope this helps
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Probably. it should be compatible. I us mine for connecting of my computer to my amp. That works too.
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Yes. You need the usb cable, of course, but this guitar would be excellent for use with the RockSmith software. In general, it's a very nice instrument, excellent action, tone, and sound quality.
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I bought this amp 2 months ago and it came with the USB cable to connect the amp to computer and use Fender Fuse. But I am not sure if this is what you mean by connect guitar to computer.
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No, it's a standard 6.3mm 1/4" jack connector which works with all the guitar... It should be fine with yours too!
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Jeffrey, you don't necessarily need this brand of cable. but you will need something like it to run a few pedals. If you just have one pedal however, like the DD-7, you can just use 2 long enough cables to go from your (1) guitar to the pedal then (2) back to the amp. Hope your question has been answered.
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I would imagine so. The bass guitar using the same connectivity as a guitar. I can't vouch for the sound. It's limited if you're looking for a "big" sound, but it works for small area.
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This is not the right cable - it is designed to convert a traditional turntable phono connection to USB - you are looking for something the does the opposite. I did a quick search and didn
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This isn't an easy question to answer without the specifics of what you're trying to hook up. This is a guitar cable. It is mono and will work well in transferring a low power signal to an amp, etc. If you're trying to hook up an amp to a speaker for example, this is not what you want. For an already amplified signal you'll need a 1/4" speaker cable. There is a huge difference. One is shielded and meant to carry a high impedance signal to an amplification source, the other is not shielded and meant to carry a much stronger power signal with low impedance. You should Google the specifics of your gear because using this cable for instance to run from an amp head to a speaker could possibly cause major damage. I hope this helps!