i need help

I have

Sony Vaio laptop w/ Vista or HP(some model) PC w/ XP

Presonus Audiobox USB interface

Samson C01 Studio Condenser Mic

Line 6 Flextone II or Pocket Pod

prettymuch any recording program that i want....but lets just say FL studio 9, Mixcraft 5, and Audacity

i have all of this at my disposal...but....my recordings sound like ass munch

PLEASE HELP ME GET AN AT LEAST DECENT SOUND WITH THIS STUFF

i wanna record my solo album(lol) but this is holding me back like crazy

I Think you need sony vegas 7 but actualy i don't know how you will get it , so if anybody could help us both because me too i need it

When I record,with my stuff,my chain
>Guitar
>amp
> sony condenser mic(non-usb)
Into
>Dell laptop,windows vista
>Audacity.
Thats it.

Do you have an amp?

Sony Vegas? thats for video edition

It seems you are really lost my friend,your best bet is to go into direct recording,do a youtube search into recording with your pod,but as i see,you really need guidance into the world of audio,select an easy DAW and start recording with it,Audacity is the easiest and simplest

Sorry dude i know im extremly lost that's kinda why i came here , when i record a video of me i use my E71 mobile camera and that sounds *** i know , so can you please make it simple i just need an advice i play over 3 hours guitar a day and im chocked that i play without anything new!!! this is annoying as hell, please advice me as if i don't know anything about recordin because i only record with my E71 IM ANGRY IM THAT IGNORANT :(

haha my comment was directed to V3NOM not you will

LOl , that also means im extremly lost

@alex i am sorta lost haha.....i had some good setups(well to me at least) but other people who do know how to do these kinds of things tell me otherwise......here are some setups ive tried:

1) direct out from pocket pod: this one SUCKS....i want to get an X3 so i can do USB recording. everyone says that is the best way. i only got the pocketpod because i had $100 and i thought it would be the answer to all of my recording problems

2)direct out from my amp to the usb interface...one time i used the "send" and the other time i used the "headphone" outputs: this one was sorta ok. it got the job done but when i take the volume past 2 it gets "poppy". the "send" output was wider in sound but more choppy and static-y and the "headphone" output was really clean but super compressed and i could barely hear it

3) stick a compressor mic conected to usb interface in front of the amps cabinet: with this one, no matter how loud i turned up my amp, or how close the mic was, it was still low as hell...i set the mic at 3 different angles in front of the cabinet to see how it would affect the sound

any other suggestions???