Basic recording setup

[jestaudio]

You know, you can spend a whole lot of money on a home studio ....................

And it can quickly spin totally out of control. Don't let anyone tell you that G.A.S. is a blessing!

Here's Swamptone, my personal project studio ....... not pretty, but very functional:
[img:800:600]http://homepage.mac.com/swamptone/SwampTone.JPG[/img]

Now i,m jelous, i have the space but most of it is taken up with my guitar collection and my amps plus a workbech for amp building, nice setup you got there

[Wiktor D]

Hey Nick
I have those same Event monitors, they are great bang for the buck.

Vic

[NickC]

Hey Nick
I have those same Event monitors, they are great bang for the buck.

Vic

I agree, excellent value for the money! They have helped improve my mixes tremendously.

[leadfootdriver]

Like others have said, you could go with a USB type 2-channel mic pre. I'm almost positive that most of them would come with a recording program to get you in the game.

An SM57 is a durable mic that gets good sounds without a lot of hassle.

[Gaz]

Hey Reeltarded, you mean one like this?

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-ECMMS907-Dig ... B00001W0DT