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Hey all,
I'm looking into starting a home recording studio, mostly to lay down vocal tracks and possibly some piano and acoustic guitar. I don't want to spend a lot of money since I can just go to a studio for the day to record a demo, but I want to be able to lay down vocal tracks and play with them a bit on my computer. I talked to a few of my friends in the music business and they say I need something like: a) a large condenser vocal mic hooked up to b)a preamp with phantom power with c) a soundcard and d) some kind of software like Protools I looked into some options and some possibilities are: mbox2: this looks like a good all-in-one solution with a preamp and Protools LE. It's around $450 and I would have to buy a mic on top of that. maudio mobilepre -looks pretty cheap and a similar idea to an mbox, but no recording software which can cost $300+ some possible mics: mxl990 studioprojects b1 -got good reviews here's a preamp that good reviews in my price range: studio projects vtb I'm also supposed to get a soundcard (I think)?? I ideally would like a setup where I can plug some [censored] into my laptop (or desktop), load up software and sing into a decent condenser mike. Does anyone with more technical knowledge know anything or can someone provide more input? Or maybe I should take this to an audophile website... gw |
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