brendangeary88

nvm I replaced guitar with 9v battery and fixed it. I was hoping that was it. Guess I was just thinking the worst.

I have a situation here I hope you guys can help me with. I bought this Line 6 Spider 4 HD150 head with a celestian vintage 30 cab on the 15th of july and hauled it up 3 flights of stairs (not fun) and plugged it in. Messed with the settings and everything sounded great. I cleaned the apartment the other day and moved stuff around (mainly the amp into my bedroom) and since I moved it into the bedroom I cant get any clean sounds to come out of it. I switch the head to Green Clean or Red Clean and it still has gain when I try to play clean songs! I messed with the knobs as much as I could and that didnt fix it. I tried using all the pre-set clean settings (killswitch's - Mr Clean) (as i lay dying - clean cave) and still I hear gain attatched to it. What can this be? How do I fix it? Is the head malfunctioning? Are the settings out of whack? Is my guitars emg pickups dying? WHat is it I need some help here please.

Thanks for the reply! And my friend told me he has a tascam audio/midi interface (2 in 1) or maybe he was wrong. But his recording sound almost identical to what you would here on a studio produced budget. Could you link me one you would recommend? I am new to all this so I dont want to buy something that wont get the job done I wouldnt mind spending 100-200 for one but if there is anything cheaper that is good for the price would be great as well. I have $1400 credit limit with Guitar Center so I am sure I will be fine with whatever you pick out

sorry repost!

Hey Line 6 Community! First time member and user here of this equipment and I am asking for some serious help here. I am trying to record my own stuff but the sound quality is just not good enough. I am not sure if it is because of my equipment or because of some simple tweaks that I can do like download a new audio codec or change some settings on the program I am using or all of the above. Before I bought my Line 6 Spider IV Half Stack a couple of days ago I was using the following equipment to record my stuff. 1.) Jackson EMG guitar 2.) TrackLink USB Direct to computer extension cord 3.) Cubase 5 with POD Farm 2.5 attached. 4.) Toshiba Satelite Laptop So my process or recording is as follows 1.) plug TrackLink USB into guitar and plug into the laptop 2.) Open Cubase 5 3.) Add POD Farm 2.5 effects 4.) Record Guitar Tracks 5.) Export as Audio Mix-down as an mp3 It took me a while to figure all those steps out and once I finally figured it out I found out that when I export the audio tracks, the quality is just really poor. I am assuming its because of the TrackLink USB direct to computer is not capable of transmitting the correct tone or the audio codec is bad or the laptop itself is bad. So I bought myself a $1000 Line 6 Spider IV Half Stack instead to hopefully clear up the tone, same steps as before except I plug the Guitar in the head, the head into the computer using the TrackLink cord still.instead of directly into the computer. I am really hoping you guys can help me with some step by step instructions on how to get clear quality guitar tracks. Surely a $1000 half stack is a good step in the right direction. My friend does the same steps as me but he has a tascam midi interface that he plugs the guitar into and his tone is perfect like cd production quality. If that is what i need to buy please just give me any solution because I have tried for over a month now with no luck

Sorry repost, go to this link for the actuall page http://line6.com/support/topic/1561-line-6-spider-iv-recording-trouble/