CognitiveMiser
New member
Hey guys. I posted a thread in the newb section and was advised by one of the kind members here to ask my Qs here. However, rather than type everything back out, I'll link my other thread here.
Also: Just clarify regarding budget. When I say I want to do it "cheap", what I mean is - the cheapest things on the market that will still produce halfway decent recordings. I don't feel it's necessary to give a budget. I just want to know, for example, what are the cheapest (fill in the blank...drum mics/condenser/monitors etc.) on the market that still do a decent quality.
Thanks so much!
Edit: I couldn't post the link, so here's the OP:
"I'll just say from the beginning that I'm 100% a newb. I know next to nothing about recording, and that's putting it kindly.
I'm not looking to become a pro right out of the gate. My main goal is to set up a low-budget, but decent quality home studio to record the music that I've written so that I can make decent quality demos for purposes of having good samples to show to potential bandmates, and to put on soundcloud, etc. I could also use it for composing music and other creative projects.
I'll need to record the basic rock instrments (guitar, drums, bass, and vocals).
I'll be honest, as far as equipment, I'm just looking for the cheapest stuff I can get to get a decent result. I thought this would be my best place to start for advice, so I'm making this thread so hopefully some smart people here can help me out.
Thanks SO MUCH for any help!"
Also: Just clarify regarding budget. When I say I want to do it "cheap", what I mean is - the cheapest things on the market that will still produce halfway decent recordings. I don't feel it's necessary to give a budget. I just want to know, for example, what are the cheapest (fill in the blank...drum mics/condenser/monitors etc.) on the market that still do a decent quality.
Thanks so much!
Edit: I couldn't post the link, so here's the OP:
"I'll just say from the beginning that I'm 100% a newb. I know next to nothing about recording, and that's putting it kindly.
I'm not looking to become a pro right out of the gate. My main goal is to set up a low-budget, but decent quality home studio to record the music that I've written so that I can make decent quality demos for purposes of having good samples to show to potential bandmates, and to put on soundcloud, etc. I could also use it for composing music and other creative projects.
I'll need to record the basic rock instrments (guitar, drums, bass, and vocals).
I'll be honest, as far as equipment, I'm just looking for the cheapest stuff I can get to get a decent result. I thought this would be my best place to start for advice, so I'm making this thread so hopefully some smart people here can help me out.
Thanks SO MUCH for any help!"