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Thanks, yeah I didn't really think about the reverb until you mentioned it. But I'm happier with the sound I've got now, If I have time tomorrow I will make another short clip

Okay here is another try moving the mic closer, this time I only used one mic pointed around the 12th fret. The playing isn't the best just something quick to test the sound. http://snd.sc/gM1bZO

Thanks ! Yeah I have them about 10-12 inches away so I will try being closer from now on, as for the squeaks I was only trying to get rid of them cause quite a few people on Youtube when they have recorded acoustics they sound perfect and no squeaks, nothing just the chord and thats it.

I've just bought my first two microphones and quickly recorded this New Mic by tomanderson1991 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free, I think it personally sounds okay maybe like it's missing something not sure what though, if anyone could give any feedback. It's not a...

I'm no expert at recording or electrics but if you have the same popping sound when you're turning a light on and off then I would suggest something in that room (wiring) terms is either not grounded or a cable is breaking or exposed. It could be an idea to try your speakers in a different room...

Well considering that it's my first piece with my new stuff any feedback good or bad, positive or negative would be good, also I am looking for a way to move the song forward and start it to be more up tempo but not too sure how to make that transition.

Well what requirements do you require, how many inputs what type of inputs/outputs do you need etc

Do you have a sample so we can hear what you're currently getting or at least describe your deffition of 'crap'

Well I've just started with the whole home recording thing and I haven't done any treatment granted I haven't done any mic recording yet, but I would say that it's an expensive procedure that if you're just doing it as a hobby as I am then maybe not so much but if you are going to want to make...

Thanks for the kind words, to be honest I didn't think it was that good just something I threw together. Do you have any ideas on how I can move past the intro and into the rest of the song, I have no idea cause I want the rest of the song to be fairly up tempo and not as slow as the beginning.

Well for my Audio Interface I have the UX2 from Line 6 they have a preset for the Badge song which to me sounds pretty good, it has a Rotary Drum+Horn effect.

Yeah I can see now how it's such a broad question, perhaps it should have been more along the lines of must have things in a studio, like blank cd's, plently of light etc just generic things to everyone.

Thanks c7sus

Thanks for the advice Grim, I mean I've just started with the whole Home Recording thing so eventually I will get the real things and mic them but it's just for the time inbetween then and now.

Instruments such as say shakers, tamborine etc other that buying them and using a mic to record them, I've been looking for a VST plugin to use with Cubase to use instead for the time being yet I can't seem to find one anyway I always come across Synths, guitar and bass plugins. If anyone could...

Well I wasn't saying essential for someone else just somethings that I use and other people do, sorry for being unclear.

I just thought it would be a good idea if people could post what they believe to be essentials in a studio whether it be home or professional just so newer people like myself can get an idea of what I should aim to eventually have. For example I have Audio Interface, Midi Keyboard, Headphones...

Well I only got my audio interface on Tuesday and this is what I have so far First Song by tomanderson1991 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free I made it as an intro but I have no idea to continue the song I'm completely out of ideas, It will be instrumental as I'm not...

Thanks, means a lot ! I was trying to add some drum track to it but still not sure on what to do for drums seen as I've just started any ideas ?

Well I'm not sure what to call this, but I got my audio interface Tuesday this week and I finally found some time to mess around with it, I made this 40 second recording using some VSTs and the line input for my guitar, I think it sounds okay but hopefully some others can give me better...