I know a local musician who performs covers, but has written some of her own songs she hasn't sang or recorded. I have offered to record these with her, and would like to know what all I would need to get the best results. It would be her vocals and guitar, so very minimal. I currently record her live concerts through her soundboard (Flamma FM10) with my Tascam DR-60D and get decent results, but obviously recording in a "studio" type setting is different. What I've been able to come up with on my own is this:
Flamma FM10 has a USB C output, and I would run that to my laptop and recording using Audacity (would any USB C cord work for this, or is a specific type needed for audio?)
I would also set 2 mics (Behringer C-2's) in front of her (one guitar, one vocal) and run those through the Tascam DR-60D
Combine the 2 in post and mess around with levels until I get the best results.
Does this sound like a reasonable setup? The results I would like to get are similar to Zach Bryan's first couple albums, which were recorded with just him and a laptop, but sound good enough for official release.
Flamma FM10 has a USB C output, and I would run that to my laptop and recording using Audacity (would any USB C cord work for this, or is a specific type needed for audio?)
I would also set 2 mics (Behringer C-2's) in front of her (one guitar, one vocal) and run those through the Tascam DR-60D
Combine the 2 in post and mess around with levels until I get the best results.
Does this sound like a reasonable setup? The results I would like to get are similar to Zach Bryan's first couple albums, which were recorded with just him and a laptop, but sound good enough for official release.