
Chili
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Connor, i love you response to #13 
For the others, no worries. You shuld get fairly decent results with the zoom.
For the room, in the home recording vein, the bigger the room, the better. If you don't have a big room, then you need to figure out how to make it dead acoustically. This really opens a can of worms and more opinions than worms. You can find a lot to read about in the studio build section of this site.
Ii've heard good rsults from the NT1A.
I think the best thing is for you to learn to play your songs one track at a time. By this i mean, record the guitar by itself then go back and record your vocals. Recording them separately eliminates a lot of problems associated with trying to capture a good take when recording both together.
As an artist, it works to your advantage to give the best performance you can whether recording guitar and vox together or separately. That HAS TO BE an option if you want good rsults. But yeah, it is a skill that is learned and doesn't come naturally. Same as learning to play to a clicktrack (ugh!!!)
Glad to see ya came back. Hope to hear your tunes soon.

For the others, no worries. You shuld get fairly decent results with the zoom.
For the room, in the home recording vein, the bigger the room, the better. If you don't have a big room, then you need to figure out how to make it dead acoustically. This really opens a can of worms and more opinions than worms. You can find a lot to read about in the studio build section of this site.
Ii've heard good rsults from the NT1A.
I think the best thing is for you to learn to play your songs one track at a time. By this i mean, record the guitar by itself then go back and record your vocals. Recording them separately eliminates a lot of problems associated with trying to capture a good take when recording both together.
As an artist, it works to your advantage to give the best performance you can whether recording guitar and vox together or separately. That HAS TO BE an option if you want good rsults. But yeah, it is a skill that is learned and doesn't come naturally. Same as learning to play to a clicktrack (ugh!!!)
Glad to see ya came back. Hope to hear your tunes soon.