If I want to record vocals

[c7sus]

For $59 I'll record the vocal track and mail it to you.

I can do a special on backup vocals too. Just $1 for every foot I back up from the mic!

Shipping is another $15 BTW.

Do you have lyrics or I can just make something up. It's up to you.

 

[dgatwood]

If anybody looks in this thread for a serious answer to the question, the cheapest mic in my arsenal is this one:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=live/search/detail/base_pid/271143/

I have six of them, bought for about $10 apiece in a 3-for-1 deal from MF a few years back. For $10, it's a really nice mic. For $40, it's not half bad. I'm using them for my drum kit mics, with a D112 on the kick and a couple of condensers overhead.

That said, remember, you can't spell arsenal without arse.

 

[dragonworks]

Don't buy into this hype about microphones, you don't need them.

I'm kinda leaning towards this option, it seems the easiest and cheapest way out. As someone else pointed out in this thread to just sing really loud and I can do that.

Thanx you guys, your the best.
I will try some of the alternative methods mentioned and look around some more
and let you know what I find. I think the drum mics might pick up my voice, I can sing over the drummers if they don't play to loud.

 

[noisedude]

https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=141210

 

[schulteboy]

At less than $30, this mic comes with some great features: "Built-in, adjustable microphone boom...Noise-canceling feature...Mic mute switch." With this option you can avoid the cost of studio monitor speakers--just use the built-in headphones for mixdown and mastering!


http://www.radioshack.com/product/i...9752&cp=&pg=5&kw=microphone&parentPage=search

 

[punkin]

Here's what I did...once.

Call 911...they record all their phone calls. When you go to court you can get your lawyer to request copies of the tapes.