Will make recording your guitar easier than ever before.

Let's take a look at it

We're back in the Session, let's take a listen to what we've got.

Now I want to record some guitar but I'm going to have to create a track first.

I'm going to select my Bass track,

so that the new track will be placed directly below it. Nice!

Audio track, Mono

and that's it.

Now don't be tempted to NOT name your track,

all the Pro's do...

and you should too.

Now just like when we recorded the bass guitar,

Input 2 on the Fasttrack

is where my guitar

is plugged in.

Record enable the track,

and Gabe?

A little bit more...

Nice!

Now I'm going to load up a Track Preset,

a nice clean guitar tone.

Play a bit Gabe....

Let's try a Blues tone,

little bit of edge.

No, not right. I prefer the clean sound so I'm going to go back

and load up the first one. Now If I open up the Plug-in you can see the controls for the Guitar Amp,

and we'll take a look at these

later on

I'm going to bring up the track Volume so Gabe

can hear what he's playing..

One more time Gabe.

Nice! Alright, from the top of the song.

Okay, so once you've got your track recorded you still have lots of control over

your Guitar Tone.

Let's solo the track and I'll show you.

There's the Pre Amp Gain.

Drive, and EQ.

Now what you've created

a custom present or a modification

you can save that for later recall.

Just give it a name

and hit Okay.

Now let's cycle around the guitar part.

I'm going to bypass the Reverb,

and call up another Factory Setting

for the Guitar Amp.

I'll choose Pignose. It's a loud patch so I'll bring down the volume.

Nice, let's add some Dynamic Delay

and call up my custom patch.

Let's take a listen to that.

that's a great tone,

let's try something else maybe

a nice Twin.

Or my favorite the classic Marshall Plexi.

A little less on the Pre Amp.

Add the Delay.

Now instead of saving the Guitar Amp Preset, I'm going to save the Instrument Setting that way

it will encompass

the entire Effects chain.

I'm going to choose Save As,

and then give it a name, something that you can relate to, like... for me

that's Custom Plexi Setup

and it'll always be there for use at

a later time.

And of course you can clear all Effects in one go

by choosing

No Setting...

There we go.

And you can load them all up again

either from the open Plug-In menu, like so. Or

over on the track itself.

my savings, all restored.

Now I'm sure that you'll find many uses for the Guitar Amp Effects.

Let's check it in the mix.