...besides an AKG D112, Shure 52, Audix D6 or a Sennheiser MD421. :)

Hello I'm a newbie to this forum & I would like suggestions & help with my vocals.

THE SKINNY
I have been lurking the forums trying to figure out (to no avail) what hardware would be suitable for a very simple recording project.

I only need to record vocals, piano (from a high-end KORG), and possibly mic'd acoustic guitar. All tracks will be recorded one-at-a-time. Also, I will be using a PC (edit: w/ Audacity) to do this.

Hi,

I am checking firewire audio interfaces for my lap top right now and I found Edirol Fa101 and Audiophile 410. Their prices are at the same level and they seem to be able to satisfy my needs. Do anyone have experience on these products? I have also checked Mbox but that one doesn't have the midi inputs. I am open to every suggestion between 400-700 USD price range.

i'm in a pop-punk/emo band and i've been recording my own stuff from the ground up since my band started 4 years ago (i'm now a senior in high school).

My current setup for recording guitar, bass, and vox (my drum setup is so freakin complicated i'll leave it for another day) is the following:

I'm an 18 year old, looking to begin recording myself on a small scale level and a resonably small scale budget. I'd like to start out spending no more than a $1000 or so.

I would primarily be recording guitar(acoustic/electric) and vocal, but also consider recording other instruments in the future (drum kit, keys, random).

I'm not savvy with virtual instruments (I prefer the real thing), but I'm working on a project that doesn't have the budget for real players so the virtual route seems to be the only option.

Recently I have decided to make an attempt at coming up with enough equipment to run a small home studio. As of now I am on a fairly tight budget. I currently have several mics and all the computer/I/O hardware that I need. As for mics I have several sm57s, a d112, a pair of AKGC1000s and a Blue Dragonfly. I need suggestions on what I should do for preamps .

Hi all,

I want your opinions about a specific recording session .
I'm recording a new album for a very well known old-school pop singer, and we are going to record strings on Monday, there are 10 philharmonic strings players :
2x 1st Violin
2x 2nd Violin
2x Violas
2x Cellos

I'm looking at getting an 8 analog input A/D converter that converts to ADAT Lightpipe. The AI-3 is looking tempting, and I can't afford an Apogee. Does any have anything to say about the AI-3? I've read mixed reviews online. Any suggestions under $1500?