I record electric guitar plus amp with a 57, an electric bass through a di, and vocals with a 58. All recordings done in a living room that sounds good, a very woody, rich sound that resonates well with the singing and guitar.
Let's say I want to spend another 300 to 500.
Here's my chain:
1. SM57/SM58
soundcraft compact mixer
M-Audio Delta 1010
No name reciever
KRK ST-6 Monitor
2. Bass
Korg Toneworks AX10A Amp Modeler
M-Audio Delta 1010
No name reciever
KRK ST-6 Monitor
How could I improve my signal chain?
Any set up improvements?
I want to practice recording myself so I can record others well.
Oh, and to make good music -Record the love baby, RTL.
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Yeah, I need the pre-amp. Nothing else really boosts the gain as
Yeah, I need the pre-amp. Nothing else really boosts the gain as much, plus eq controls. If I had to guess, I would think I should invest in pre-amps. I'm more concerned about what other people have done that works, and where they've invested the most to improve their recordings. If someone could suggest a change in preamps under a grand, that would help.
Can you drop the Soundcraft or do you need it for preamps or mon
Can you drop the Soundcraft or do you need it for preamps or monitoring or something?
Anything nonessential should really go.