TUTORIAL: Cheap way to record guitar onto your computer w/ combo amp

I will show you how to record anything you play on guitar on your computer if your on a budget. It won't come out professional studio quality, but It's exceptional quality. I will show you how to set your gear up and all the supplies you need.

Audacity link:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

The gear I am using.
Marshall MG10KK
2005 Ibanez RG7321

Update 6/18:
10,000 views! Thank you so much everyone!

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[antonio3324]

Couldn't hear your guitar bro.

[TheZombieRitual]

@antonio3324 Can't read your comment... bro.

[TheLolzin12]

did you record with a fork?

[TheZombieRitual]

@TheLolzin12 No, actually. Believe it or not, this was recorded with a chair.

[TheZombieRitual]

@Sweeper5 Well this video is titled "CHEAP way to record guitar onto your computer". $113 might not be cheap to some people.

[patrickrennemomusic]

But when you have recorded the sound file, do you put it onto the video (and not use the sound from the camera) ?

[epicbikerguy]

Did you record this with an old tennis shoe?

[P4nzerk93]

My production sounds really good! I mean the sound guality hehee ; D If you have problems with noise try to change your sound. I lovered my gain from my amp and used audacity to boost it again.

[Gizmotrold]

is this recorded with a borito ?

[JakeBeoulve]

With Audacity, just plug a rock band (or any usb) microphone directly into your PC and hit record, no installation. It's a Mic-to-speaker style though, but it works for me.

[rrgert4]

@maganashi lol

[maganashi]

@rrgert4 Pan the audio channel in audacity. If that's not the problem (which it probably isn't), I'd say it's down to using a 3.5mm jack.