Hey,
I plan on recording a CD soon and I'm considering sound replacing the snare and kick hits.

I wanted to record the rhythm tracks live and without a click; I don't know if I'll be able to make it work.

My set up would be

Kit:
Overhead Pair
Snare Kick
(Maybe rack and floor)

Bass
Rhythm Guitar

hi all,
i own Korg mr1 portable recorder. the stereo mic that came with it is not that great. i need to buy a high quality stereo mic that will compliment the mr1.

greatly appreciated

Well just for the fun of it I want to send some promo packs (or whatever you call them) to some record labels around the midwest and wherever else.

I am not entirely sure what I should include. This is what I'm thinking>

SHORT band bio (no one wants to read a novel)

Bands CD(s)

Band pictures

. .

I'm new to recording and don't have a clue what recording software would be good to get. All that's really important to me is the recording and editing part, not virtual tracks (that seems to be advertised a lot). Just to give you some specs, I'm looking for software for Mac, and a price range of a couple hundred (preferably not over 300). If I left anything out just tell me, thanks a lot!

Alright so I am extremely new to this recording thing. i have been writing for years and decided taht I needed to get some stuff down...

I have recent acquiered:

1 Shure SM57 mic
1 Samson C03 mic
1 M-Audio MobilePre to connect to my MacBook Pro.
and a copy of Logic Express 8...

Hey guys, I've just purchased some software to get prepared for my recordings and now I'm looking to find a good mic. I've always recorded rap/hip hop music and my friends tell me my lyrics are very good but that my cheap mic makes the tracks too ugly. I was hoping I could get some recomendations for purchasing a mic that will give my vocals the quality that they demand for my tracks.

Hi.

Recently I have come to realize that I want a serious career in music producing/recording. So to start my path I decided I want to create a home studio in my garage and go from there. I am a passionate musician and want to be able to record my projects/bands too.

I was recommended Digidesign's Mbox 2 Mini recently by a friend of mine. However I've read some negative reviews about it, and my computer only has 512 RAM. I was wondering what my best bet for recording is under $350, not including the cost of a mic.

What's the best way to wire up a guitar?
I've seen all the stuff about depending on how it needs to sound, but the very wiring needs looked at I reckon.