Gimme links to your direct-in recordings

[gunslinger_burrito]

I'm making a new thread for this just because I want some answers sooner than later

Give me links to your soundclouds, bandcamps, and whatever where your guitars (preferrably fuzzy and distorted/heavy) were recorded direct in. I am never satisfied with how mine sounds and I want to see if someone did it better than me. Thanks fuzzybrrrrreaaauzxzxzxz

[bob the r0bot]

All my shit's recorded direct with the exception of a few synth things done with the audacity tone generator*.

http://fluorescenttiger.bandcamp.com/


*see: DIY as f!!ck

[skullservant]

algeadestruction.bandcamp.com

Everything but the Cheapfest Savage Cross was recorded direct in.

[Achtane]

Do you mean direct-in like, vanillas as it can be, straight into the interface, or direct-in through Amplitube or whatever?

[gunslinger_burrito]

Thanks guys!

Do you mean direct-in like, vanillas as it can be, straight into the interface, or direct-in through Amplitube or whatever?

Either way. I just want examples. I usually use either a program called "Free amp" (http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?id=580) or through some tricky EQ nonsense. Either one sounds cool to me for their individual reasons, but neither sounds "right" to my ears, you know?

[Ghost Hip]

https://soundcloud.com/mudwest

Pedalboard with stereo outs into Alesis iodock. Recording direct in can be a bitch just like any other recording method, but when I get it right, I love it. Whenever I need natural feedback I just double route my guitar signal to my amp. Those three recordings have some double tracked guitar, but if I just want one guitar, I set my deluxe memory man to its shortest delay time for a doubling effect and it splits it to the left and right which gives a cool stereo effect.

[ThurberMingus]

Using a Joyo AC Tone as my "amp" and various pedals into a Line 6 Guitar Port, keep in mind I was pretty lazy through these tracks:

http://thurbermingus.bandcamp.com

[jrmy]

Crotchthrottle is direct bass (or piccolo bass) > pedals > M-Audio FastTrack Pro all day er'ryday:

http://crotchthrottle.bandcamp.com/

[Vuvuzela]

http://petermillionyen.bandcamp.com/

this is my page for studio recordings i've done.

listen to Marshfield's track "Burn". All the guitars and bass were done DI.

hope you enjoy it.

[rfurtkamp]

Everything on this was DI (recorded very late at night), amp was on for monitoring purposes.

GR-55 USB + analog out to pedalboard and Mustang V amp's DI.

I usually toss in something off of a real amp just for minor flavor but many times it doesn't make the final mix.

[soundcloud]http://soundcloud.com/rfurtkamp/east-at-the-house[/soundcloud]

[Helter]

This gets fuzzy at the end but everything was direct in
[soundcloud]http://m.soundcloud.com/helterr/4-notez[/soundcloud]

[BitchPudding]

thesmokingroses.bandcamp.com

[pktrono]

all the guitars (which includes most of the "synth" sounds) were recorded direct in on this:
https://nonlocality.bandcamp.com/album/ ... quandaries

i used the british and liverpool sansamps mostly, and sometimes guitar rig 4.

[Blackened Soul]

about 98% for what I do is direct.

https://soundcloud.com/myblackenedsoul

http://koorikuma.bandcamp.com/

Most of the time it is instrument > [sometimes a green Bigmuff or a TGD or a RAT or a little orange guyatone thing] > Apogee Duet >computer - running Logic I don't use any amp modeling or anything, just lots of different reverbs, compression, delay and EQ..