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Noise Compilation VOLUME 2

I started working on something tonight, just a first run

Fender Jazz V->Green Ringer->Digitech BSW->Bass Big Muff->Phase 90->Holy Stain->Delay->Acoustic B200h

I just used the line out on my head and straight into my computer, recorded with Audacity

for the feedback noises at the beginning I ran a cable from the Muff's dry out into a splitter and back into it's self. Also I held a power drill up to my pickups for some cool noises as well

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9014875

also, does anybody have any tips for how to eliminate the clicking sounds when turning on and off pedals?
 
I started working on something tonight, just a first run

Fender Jazz V->Green Ringer->Digitech BSW->Bass Big Muff->Phase 90->Holy Stain->Delay->Acoustic B200h

I just used the line out on my head and straight into my computer, recorded with Audacity

for the feedback noises at the beginning I ran a cable from the Muff's dry out into a splitter and back into it's self. Also I held a power drill up to my pickups for some cool noises as well

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9014875

also, does anybody have any tips for how to eliminate the clicking sounds when turning on and off pedals?

only thing I can think of is using a looper? some cool noises tho!!!

edit: did a run through of a few differetn noises I have found, now just want to make sure I work it out a bit before recording time tomorrow :D
 
Hey Pickles I'm headed over to use my guitarist's recording stuff today, should have the track to you some time tonight. The line out to my comp didnt sound all that great, I want to get the best quality I can get so my audio card isnt going to cut it. Also a good xlr sound will help
 

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