So I'm finally upgrading the old PC...this one has been around for about five or six years so it's beginning to show its age ;)
At first, I considered a laptop - with that, I'd be able to sit anywhere in the house. It gets cold and lonely in this room y'know! Also, it would offer an easy recording system - I could store lyrics, chord progressions and soundfiles on it and take it wherever I needed for reference.
The thing is, I've been out of the PC technology fold for years (the guitar stole my attention from the PC world, ironically). I know that laptop PCs are powerful these days (even more powerful than my current PC), but I wondered if anyone had any comments on their use for recording?
Currently, I just run my guitar through my amp, then run a cable between the headphone socket on the amp and the microphone socket on the PC. The sound is recorded via Internet Tapedeck, which I've used with very few problems for ages. Are there any differences between desktop PCs and laptop PCs when it comes to recording?
Thanks for any help :)
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