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Thread: Music Recording Enquiry
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glockenspiel
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Any fellow budding music stars on here used a mini/portable recording studio? I'm not looking to do anything fancy with it, just want some good quality (demos for radio) live recordings of my acoustic band in full flow ...
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lilBuddha
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What might be your budget? Are you looking for the ability to mix/record multiple sources?
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glockenspiel
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Up to about £130 ... Would just want to do good clean takes of songs, as performed by the whole band together.
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lilBuddha
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The Zoom H2n should work an ticks your budget spot on.
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Timothy the Obscure
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You may want to consider just getting an audio interface that you can plug into your computer. The Tascam US-144 is popular and affordable (I use the earlier version, the US-122). You'll need software, but Audacity is free and works great.
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