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Scratch that, I just re-checked your pics. It should be: a stereo phono cable a stereo phono to stereo mini jack adapter. 2 x XLR to jack plug leads 2 x jack to jack (guitar) leads 1 x mono jack to mini stereo jack adapter (has 2 mono inputs, 1 stereo out) 1 x mic lead to connect your microphone 1 guitar lead (if you play guitar or another instrument you plan to DI (Direct Injection) record (ie not via an amp and mic) As your amp can also be midi controlled you should also see if you have a midi in/out (if not buy a USB/midi adapter) and buy 2 midi leads to connect the midi input on the amp to the midi out on your PC, and the midi output on the amp to the midi input on your PC. You can then control your amp from a software sequencer (like Cakewalk Sonar, Cubase or a cheaper alternative) and I believe record parameters made as you adjust dials and settings on the amp directly.
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PC audio inputs are often mini jack, like ipod headphone size... sometimes they are phono sockets... assuming they are mini jack and your amp uses phono you could get: a stereo phono cable a stereo phono to stereo mini jack adapter. 2 x XLR to jack plug leads 1 x mono jack to mini stereo jack adapter (has 2 mono inputs, 1 stereo out) 1 x mic lead to connect your microphone 1 guitar lead (if you play guitar or another instrument you plan to DI (Direct Injection) record (ie not via an amp and mic) Get as good cables and adapters as you can afford in all cases.
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PC Audio Outputs to amplifier inputs Main Outs on Behringer -> computer left and right inputs XLR outputs on Line 6 -> Line 2/3 Inputs on Behringer (you will need 2 XLR to jack convertors) Mic -> Channel 1 on Behringer, either XLR or jack input depending on mic Guitar DI or other line input -> Line 4 on Behringer That will get you started
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Do You Have To Pay A Artist Just To Perform Their Song?
john replied to DogmaticRock's topic in Musician's Lounge
Most bands never contact the song owners... often if you are not making money from it bands would like to know who is playing their songs. Apart from anything else the club owners owe money to the song owners via performing rights laws... meaning if you inform your performing rights organization where you live of your cover songs, those bands get paid from the money that the club pays to performing rights societies in order to play music... so, not only is it a nice courtesy, but by doing it the correct way you will make them money. Incidentally, the same is true for your songs when you perform them... if your songs are registered with the performing rights organization... you as the songowner can be paid by the club via the performing rights org too..... -
I'll need to check but I think you don't get one until you reach 5 posts
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Hey Andrea, welcome to Songstuff!
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No Quarter - Led Zeppelin
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