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looooser
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i'm very new with these recording things. i want to record a good sound, but don't know what do i have to do.
actually i have recorded one song of mine, but i ain't satisfied with the sound result. and don't want to continue recording with the recent based.
i'm using a computer based on cakewalk sonar with a common soundblaster sound card. just like everyone's, my songs require guitar, bass, drum, vocal, keyboard and perhaps others inputs.
books does answer problems, but they don't mention the details equipment. like a sound card, i know i gotta buy a new sound card, but i don't know what sound card would that be.
unfortunaly i have a budget no more of $2400.
so what do you think? anyone want to share any tips for me?
i'm planning to buy
(1) M-Audio Quattro,
(2) a mixer...ehmm..mackies would be nice huh (do i really have to buy this for gettin good sound on recording? or mixers would be worth only in mixing?)
(3) shure beta 87A for the condenser vocal mic.
actually i have recorded one song of mine, but i ain't satisfied with the sound result. and don't want to continue recording with the recent based.
i'm using a computer based on cakewalk sonar with a common soundblaster sound card. just like everyone's, my songs require guitar, bass, drum, vocal, keyboard and perhaps others inputs.
books does answer problems, but they don't mention the details equipment. like a sound card, i know i gotta buy a new sound card, but i don't know what sound card would that be.
unfortunaly i have a budget no more of $2400.
so what do you think? anyone want to share any tips for me?
i'm planning to buy
(1) M-Audio Quattro,
(2) a mixer...ehmm..mackies would be nice huh (do i really have to buy this for gettin good sound on recording? or mixers would be worth only in mixing?)
(3) shure beta 87A for the condenser vocal mic.