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I'm an experienced guitar player looking to get more into songwriting. I want a real simple way to record a guitar, vox, and a bass, and add the option to add drums. My number one priority is to have a means to record my music so that I can give other musicians my music to listen to when I recruit other members. Or to just record ideas.

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jbeutt Sun, 03/13/2005 - 01:03

What's your budget? If you're looking at a really simple setup (computer independant) look at digital recorders with cd burners. This kinda all depends on what you can spend, but high end would be something like a roland workstation and lower would be Tascam DP-01FX. How many inputs would you want for drums?

anonymous Sun, 03/13/2005 - 13:41

Thanks for the advice guys. I'm looking to spend no more than $300, maybe more. Not quite sure how the pricing works. But I think the digital recorder idea with the CD-R is kind of what I was thinking. Whats the difference between this set up and what a lot of other people on this forum talk about with mixers and pres and everything else?

therecordingart Tue, 03/15/2005 - 22:52

The difference is about $10k to a few million dollars...literally...I'm not being a jerk.

A lot of people in this forum record either for a living or a life consuming hobby or both. For what you are trying to do, and digital recorder with a CD burner might be your best bet. It's simple, inexpensive, and you'll get what you want out of it.

There are ways of starting to build a DAW (computer based recording system) for the amount that you'd like to spend. Going with a DAW you can build on it over time and have more flexibility in the long run.

I don't want to start making you second guess...I just want to put some options out there for you.

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