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First Time HOme Recording

 
skullkid

Virtuoso


Posted: 6.12.2005 4:58

I'm looking to get soem recording equipment for home use, nothing to expensive (under £300 if possible),something relitivaly easy to use, with reliability and good features. Are tape recorders any good for first time users? Any adive would be greatful! what should i look out for in a multi-track recorder?
Cheers


thakraazy1
Amateur


Posted: 8.12.2005 13:15

oh no, i wouldnt consider getting a tape recorder - go with something like andy digidesign or maudio products (with comp)- you can find alot of stuff on e-bay... or look at musiciansfriend.com to look at different stuff, you can learn alot obout the products there... you cold go with something simple like - Fostex MR-8 8-Track Digital Recorder, good one for starters...


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evilandy

Rockstar


Posted: 12.12.2005 18:34

here's what my band uses
ibook
presonus firestation
sm58s
sm57s
bass mics
overheads
behringer eurorack mini
effects pedals
external hard drive
logic express 7

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Lay Back

Artist


Posted: 15.12.2005 0:33

Just find any cheap mixer that has Stero output, a 30-40$ mic, some quality cables and find yourself a app to record into like Sonar(i find is the best) (by find of course I mean steal...and by steal I of course mean legally purchase, lol

you dont need a lot to record, just go with the basics...Run instruments into the mixer, than out into your comptuers input line, Sonar is pretty simple to use once u get the basics of it.

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jakejake

Rockstar


Posted: 15.12.2005 9:09

Probably the best way to do it for a low price would be through the Line 6 TonePort, which is $130 US on Musicians Friend. It'll handle guitar, bass and mic input, as well as coming with an app to do mixing and tone/amp adjustments. Plus its all usb


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rionator

Groupie


Posted: 15.12.2005 10:43

its probably not in your price range that you mentioned, but when i do my home recording, i use the Yamaha AW16G. its got all you need for home recording. i think you should definetly try it.

Uptight

Player


Posted: 17.12.2005 20:27

i have a program to record sound........ i hook up the electric to the comp in the Line In or Mic inputs and record away...... then we add the second guitar and bass the same way........ i like it because you can move around the recording of a certain part to another part of the songs....... wich causes to bring new ideas for the songs.........

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Lay Back

Artist


Posted: 19.12.2005 12:49

which is how all recording is done unless on a track recorder....what program do you use?

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-Im Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired-
-Time after time, it was written in your eyes, I guess its no suprise time after time-
-I Wish grass was emo so it would cut itself.

rockno19
Virtuoso


Posted: 25.12.2005 14:07

This is the very handy FREE program I use

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Bonzo
Player


Posted: 28.12.2005 15:27

I usually use my bands crappy 4-track tape recorder. It's really old, but I love the sound you get from it. Really crackly, like thi=ose old blues records.

wilsong3
Roadie


Posted: 19.3.2006 15:56

I have a Korg D4 digital recorder. I love it very easy to use and great for anybody from beginners to pros. i am not sure the lpricre range. i think i got mine for 350$ or something



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