Recording Studios!!!

[Cadence]

Who knows what recording equipment is really good for the money?

If you could let me that'd be great!

[Phil]

Hey Buddy... I have no idea really. But I am going to move this to "Other Hardware"... since it might get more posts there.

[R_A_D]

I"ve got a Rolland VS 1630 Digital 16 track recorder, with 4 channels of built in effects and a total of 512 virtual tracks available.

[LWatford]

Good Values for the money:
used Alesis ADAT XTs
used Mackie 1604 VLZ
AKG C2000B mics
Audio Technica AT4033 Mics
Rode NT-1 Mics
Shure SM-57 mics
Shure SM-58 Mics

Get a good recorder, a good mixer, and good mics. And remember that the sound can only be as good as the source signal.

Lee

[IAmCrossEyed]

There was a thread I posted a long time ago, well a few months, that was good on this subject.

Search my user name and recording to find it.

[IAmCrossEyed]

I just was introduced to a Boss BR-8 and it is pretty sweet.

[ugabugabear]

A good resource you may want to check out is the home recording forum located <a href="http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/"><b>hErE</b></a>.

[acoustic]

there is some good computer softerware out

[IAmCrossEyed]

Yeah, Cakewalk and some other stuff is ok, but if you got the money go for the hardware.

[d0c_99]

anything Mackie!!!

u can't go wrong with them....they're so rugged and reliable and the quality is amazing

[d0c_99]

oh yeah and for mics, Shure SM57. they're da biggest bang for the buck