I will eventually plug into the laptop and try it - if it works i'll post something, if it doesn't then i'll eventually do what Weasel said xD

This post was edited by bob(Cs2) on May 20 2012 12:41pm

Sweet, let me know dude

not exactly sure what you mean by audio engineering:P but ive been djing/producing for a while
mostly bass music like dubstep/grime and dnb

An audio engineer is someone who works on recording, mixing, mastering, and producing a song.
This includes working with Dynamic effects like Compressors, Equalizers and then other effects like reverb, phaser, and all that jazz.

Just an example. And it seems mose people on this site just make dubstep stuff, which is really sad
Seems like that's where the world is going. Whatever happened to recording and mixing some classic blues or acoustic stuff? The music that requires talent with the hands.

I bought a little adapter at radioshack for $2.50 and I plug it into the line in on my computer's mobo built in sound.

I use guitar rig and amplitube for guitar sounds and ampeg svx for bass.

shit is heaven.

that said my friend gave me a M-Audio USB interface that sounds better and has some mixing tools on it. But the jack adapter works fine.