02 July 2005 to 09:41Recording demos and live sessions
#1
Hi,
I'd like to record demos and live sessions (folk/bluegrass) on my computer, and have heard that this can be done cheaply, easily and in decent quality with just a couple of condensor mics and some kind of "interface" with its own sound card.
Is the above suggestion doable?
What kind of "interface" should I be looking at? (Maybe a few concrete models..)
My computer has USB inputs.
Software:
I've got Audacity with linux, but would also be interested in knowing if there is any good freeware I can use with Windows98.
Thanx in advance
LooneyTunes
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07 July 2005 to 23:26
#2
Call me crazy, but consider a Korg PXR4 recorder and a AudioTechnica or Sony mini plug battery powered stereo mike.
Cheers.
bowjest
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25 July 2005 to 07:24
#3
I got around this by getting an Edirol UA-25 audio/MIDI interface and a decent condenser mic (Shure).
Audacity is available for Windows and works really well. I use it with XP.
Give it a try. I find the results are really, really good!