GEAR qeustion???please help

jskillz89

jskillz89

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Hey whats up I have $150 to spend im trying to start home recording. I have a good computer that is very fast. It is windows Xp. I know im on a budget but could you give me advice on what to buy to start off i was thinking maybe http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...084347579/g=live/search/detail/base_id/109384

and this

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7...4347579/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/184125/

or should i buy a mixer instead of a pre amp or should i get a diff mic im trying to recive the best qauilty i can for $150

Thanks


-skills
 
If you could get $200 you're on a little better track.

You could get an Audio Buddy and a SP B1.

You still need to get a way to get your signal onto your computer, too. Look for a sound card upgrade in the future (for now you can probably just use the "line in").
 
I think the answer to your question depends in part upon your recording goals. Do you want to record a single vocalist, a full jazz ensemble, or anything in between?

I went for something similar to the SP B1 and audiobuddy setup recommended by C.Dawn because I only need to record a single vocalist for hobby-type projects.
 
beat amateur said:
I think the answer to your question depends in part upon your recording goals. Do you want to record a single vocalist, a full jazz ensemble, or anything in between?

I went for something similar to the SP B1 and audiobuddy setup recommended by C.Dawn because I only need to record a single vocalist for hobby-type projects.
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Hey do u got good qauilty ? can i here your music if u got a link
 
i dont wanna make beats ima rap over comercail industy beats and hey i want the best qauilty witch pre amp is better qauilty
 
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