I recently bought a line 6 pod x3. I'm trying to figure out how to edit the guitar tracks after i record them in order to eliminate the extra sound that i don't want. For instance, the sound thats created when the fingers stop the strings or when the fingers slide up to the next chord in a breakdown. It's not really noticeable during a chord progression or riff, but I want it to sound really crisp during a breakdown. How should I go about doing this? I've tried simply splitting and cutting the tracks at the spots that I want the extra noise to cut out, but for some reason, that doesn't really work. It makes it sound really abrupt. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
Recording a breakdown
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Brian K
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Or cut and fade.
Also technique.
I've never really had to cut out noise in between breakdowns for some reason, atleast when I'm recording my self.
Or cut and fade.
Also technique.
I've never really had to cut out noise in between breakdowns for some reason, atleast when I'm recording my self.
AudioPhile777
Mathew Cohen
Just snip and fade out immediately after said noise, it isn't going to sound natural if you chop off the stop of it. Just my opinion, of course.
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