Installing Logic Pro

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    For those of you who record guitars with Logic, what's your preferred way of doing it?

    Do you record amps with mics, or use a direct input guitar and modeling software?

    For some reason my Line 6 Toneport and Gearbox software is glitching with Logic, making the Gearbox software flash when I arm a track, or totally switch presets in Gearbox.

    I've been reading up on the Apogee Duet because I would like to move to something a little more sophisticated than the TonePort eventually, although I will probably prefer it's amp, bass, and vocal models to those provided by Logic (just don't know enough about Logic yet).

    I just want to get the most cost effective and optimal set up to have recordings sound as good as possible, with professional mastering being an obvious final step to anything I create down the road.

    I have a Vox VR-30 amp at home that I've recorded with on a different set up with a direct line out, but could also within reason mic this and record it that way as well.

    Any thoughts? Do any of you strictly use Logic's guitar models, effects, etc as the primary way of getting guitar tone in the software?

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    • oh yeah, for some reason Logic seems to suck with USB soundcards...kingsteven
    • For a proper cheap firewire card check out echo audiofire, it's a beastsection_014
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