14 Feb
2008
14 Feb
'08
3:45 a.m.
On Wed, Feb 13, 2008 at 10:46:16PM -0500, Christian Delahousse wrote:
Hey guys,
I just installed Ubuntu with a RT kernel addon and I'm doing my first
forays into the OS. I've been a long time windows user but I figured
I'd change to linux for a new perspective.
On windows, I run a line6 guitar port for my guitar amplification
needs. Unfortunately, the Line6 Linux software project does not
support the Guitar Port. Luckily, I have a Tascam US122 with a HighZ
input that I can plug my guitar into.
I was just wondering what software was available to me for guitar amp
simulation? Is there a guide that explains what to do?
So far, google hasn't very helpful, my searches lead me to a guitar
that's actually being converted into a LINUX GUITAR.
There has been some discussion of this on the list fairly
recently. I seem to recall a puredata patch or maybe it was an
AMS patch for guitar distortion/amp simulation. Possibly the
easiest way though is to use something like jack rack, and the
CAPS cabinet plugins maybe with some TAP tubewarmth.. I am
personally using a Behringer v-amp2 though, as it seemed a
simpler solution to the Hi-Z input problems, and adds all the
distortion and cab simulation I need.
James