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claudeman
New member
I dont have any equpiment or very much know how, but i write songs and im tired of losing them in my head, think theyd translate well in lo-fi recording. Any help please?
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mattdee1
Active member
There is no black-box solution to "low fi". My suggestion: just go out and buy an entry level interface (couple hundred bucks) and a few basic mics and record the songs as best you can. The lack of engineering experience and less-than-stellar equipment will give you all the low-fi you'll ever need.
jedblue
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Cassette four track Portastudio and a Shure SM57 microphone 
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dodgeaspen
New member
Buy a cassette deck
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dintymoore
Guest
That's it.
I bought a portable Sony radio/cassette with a built in mic new for $20 and it sounds amazingly good. I've never heard anything from Sony that sounded horrible.
Just make sure it has a built in mic 'cause some don't.
nate_dennis
Well-known member
Portastudio all the way. Tascam made some great ones. I love my 488mkII. Using that and TRYING to get good recordings will give some nice lo-fi sounds.
