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Its like a bottomless pit... Gear List: Our Professional Recording Music Equipment : Sound Pure Studios http://www.visionsounds.com/equipment.asp

You mentioned interning... usually it would make sense to intern for a few years (at least) after you graduate before you fly solo and invest the money. That way you will have more industry contacts and a better feel for the gear needs and your local market etc... I think you have a good goal...

I have a 2i2 and hot guitars it doesnt do well at all. I got a DI box to fix the problem. The 2i2 does mic level signals very well...

Groovy song. Listened to it 4 times. Love the vocals. Not sure if I like the middle slowdown or not--- creates tension while waiting for the groove to start back up but holds interest for me. Like the lead guitar tone at 3:12 towards the end of the song. Great work!

Try a 1/8 inch stereo to RCA cable from your laptop headphone/line out to the speakers. - I am assuming your studio monitors have RCA jacks and I am assuming they are self powered. Or better yet, post what kind of controller and monitor speakers you have. Also, your keyboard may have a...

"RAMI DAMI DING DONG"?

Mood music, lounge, elevator, ambient.

Hmm... I have read that is exactly the reason that "Wave Out" (current playback) was removed from the available list of recording sources. You can download Realtek drivers that will fix some motherboards that use their chip- but yes it is a problem.

There is a thread on these forums where someone built a mostly soundproof recording box for micing an amp in an apartment. I'll see if I can locate it. Ahh yes it was Grim... https://homerecording.com/bbs/special-forums/diy-mods-homebrew/guitar-isocab-cheapskates-amateurs-331692/

Sometimes I take an unfinished project and just export it to an mp3 or wave file and "normalize" the audio upon exporting which brings up the volume all at once adjusting for peaks - just so I can listen to it temporarily. This adds about 30db to the exported file!

Don't forget that your room may have really bad noise reflections and need some acoustic treatment as well if it is very noticeable. It also depends on how professional of a sound you are aiming for. 1) Some good 2 channel audio interfaces are from Steinburg, Focusrite and Presonus ... all...

I know alot of people on here get very good results by micing the cabs.

Sounds great. I think you all knocked it out of the park! What guitar /amp combo? Is that an SG?

If you can find some monitors that have thru (parallel) connections you can daisy chain them.

Ash... my reply was a poor reference to drugs of the 70's... ( I tried them without asking questions never got to college etc...) Bad joke, wasn't bagging on your answer. Good job Dinosaur Rocks, you need a summing circuit to do it right.

This is why I didn't get to college in the 70's.

Think I would try panning a little wider. Agree with Heat. Sounds are so funky I want to hear them farther apart.

Stereo mini jack to XLR mono direct box. Switchcraft 318 Mini AudioStix | Sweetwater.com

Just curious as I don't know.... My keyboard has middle C listed as C3 (written below the key) It is a 76 key keyboard. Do other keyboards with different numbers of keys use a different terminology (like D4) if they have 88 keys?

You don't really need the mixer, Audio Interfaces are available with 8 channels in and 8 channels out. There will be a software mixer available with whatever DAW (recording software you use). Read up on the sticky posts in the forums here... especially the ones about audio interfaces and home...