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October 19, 12 10:52 AM (permalink)

Getting a good Guitar sound.

Hello,
I am looking for some advice. My set up is basic and includes the following, a boss GT-6 guitar fx,  Focusrite saffire 6 usb, a behringer mxb1002 mixer and two alesis m1 active mk2 monitor speakers. I also use Sonar x1 producer. My problem is, no matter what settings I make to my gt-6 and my mixer, I cannot get a decent sound or tone through my speakers. I am looking to get the same sound quality through my speakers as I would with plugging my guitar into a guitar amp. I would appreciate any advice anyone could give me, settings etc or perhaps an additional piece of software or external fx device. thank you.  
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    Rain
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    Re:Getting a good Guitar sound. October 22, 12 2:48 AM (permalink)
    You'd have more chance to get an answer in the Techniques forum.

    http://forum.cakewalk.com/tt.aspx?forumid=9

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    mike_321
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    Re:Getting a good Guitar sound. November 19, 12 3:22 AM (permalink)
     There's a great section on this specifically in the video tutorial by Craig Anderton: SONAR X1 Advanced Workshop, chapter "Optimizing amp simulators". You'll find it in the Cakewalk E-Store.
    post edited by mike_321 - November 19, 12 3:26 AM
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