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Connecting Your Guitar to the Computer
Author: Randy Roos
Lesson description
Learn how to connect your guitar to your computer to achieve optimal sound for recording. Berklee College of Music faculty member Randy Roos explores various configuration options and what will provide you with the best results.
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