I don't have a lot of gear. My home studio is small but I tried to make everything count. Below is my list of gear, all updated as of last Saturday. My credit card is still smarting, LOL:
Neumann KH-120 monitors (replace Alesis M1 Actives)
RME Babyface interface and UAD 2 card (replaces Focusrite Scarlett 18i8)
Millennia HV-3C pre (replaces UA Solo 610)
UA LA 610 (already owned this)
sE Electronics RV 17 mics stereo pair
Manley Gold Reference (acquired last Spring)
Royer R 122 (owned this for a few years)
AT 4041 stereo pair (owned these for a couple years, very underrated mics)
sE Electronics Flexion Filter
Aurelex speaker pads for my monitors
As I've mentioned on this forum before, I play bluegrass music exclusively and therefore use all acoustic instruments. Thus, the reason for some of the choices above. I record solo, one track at a time. I'm a relative amateur at recording but I'm not a novice. Just another way to say I'm not a professional at recording. However, I'm a long time, and former professional, musician. I'm now a semi-pro/serious hobbyist.
One more thing...I'd like to find a way to connect my home audio SVS sub to my monitors. Perhaps a switch box that will assign the sub to either my home audio system or my Neumann monitors?
I digress, just looking for some validation from the pros that I did it right for my application. My intentions are to just record for myself, perhaps write songs and pitch them to my fellow bluegrass musicians, some of who are full time pros. Anyway, feel free to comment. Thanks.
Tom
Neumann KH-120 monitors (replace Alesis M1 Actives)
RME Babyface interface and UAD 2 card (replaces Focusrite Scarlett 18i8)
Millennia HV-3C pre (replaces UA Solo 610)
UA LA 610 (already owned this)
sE Electronics RV 17 mics stereo pair
Manley Gold Reference (acquired last Spring)
Royer R 122 (owned this for a few years)
AT 4041 stereo pair (owned these for a couple years, very underrated mics)
sE Electronics Flexion Filter
Aurelex speaker pads for my monitors
As I've mentioned on this forum before, I play bluegrass music exclusively and therefore use all acoustic instruments. Thus, the reason for some of the choices above. I record solo, one track at a time. I'm a relative amateur at recording but I'm not a novice. Just another way to say I'm not a professional at recording. However, I'm a long time, and former professional, musician. I'm now a semi-pro/serious hobbyist.
One more thing...I'd like to find a way to connect my home audio SVS sub to my monitors. Perhaps a switch box that will assign the sub to either my home audio system or my Neumann monitors?
I digress, just looking for some validation from the pros that I did it right for my application. My intentions are to just record for myself, perhaps write songs and pitch them to my fellow bluegrass musicians, some of who are full time pros. Anyway, feel free to comment. Thanks.
Tom