Best home recording audio interface 2015

#Best home recording audio interface 2015 how to
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#Best home recording audio interface 2015 software

It's called the Home Recording Starter Kit for just about $260. One is geared (no pun intended:)) more toward the absolute beginner on a budget who expects to do mostly voice-over, podcast, video narration type stuff.

#Best home recording audio interface 2015 pro

B&H Pro Audio asked me for advice on home recording equipment bundles and based on my input, set up two starter kits. Of course there is a lot of middle-ground here as well. I'd probably recommend something like the: Focusrite Clarett 8Pre that has 8 preamp inputs for about $800.

If the person is wanting to record a rock band and put out a CD, well then things change quite a lot in that a few different kinds of mic will be needed, as well as the ability to record 6 or 8 (or more) tracks at the same time.

#Best home recording audio interface 2015 software

And these are the same software 'versions.' BTW, I have no affiliation with Reaper. If your audio work using Reaper makes you more than $20K a year, you probably won't mind spending the $220. However, if the person has some experience and knowledge already, I might add a few different items to the mix, such as downloading Reaper (by Cockos) for a 30-day trial of their excellent software that will eventually cost you a mere $60, if you make less than about $20,000 per year using it. Once good place like that would be this site - Home Brew Audio (just off the top of my head:)).

#Best home recording audio interface 2015 how to

My next question would be: 'How is your home recording knowledge?' If the person is a total newbie, my answer would definitely be the same as above, combined with advice to find some tutorials on the web designed to teach newbies how to record audio from home.

You can get some amazing quality with just that! If that doesn't give you what you need, you can move up the price range, but you might as well start affordable, no? Then download Audacity software, which is free. I'd probably suggest something like: 'Get yourself a USB mic like the Samson Q2U Handheld USB Microphone for about $59. My answer is to start with a question like this: 'What do you want to do with your home studio?' If the answer is anything like 'I want to do voice-overs,' or 'I need to record audio for my podcast,' my answer would be to point the person in the direction of a MUCH less expensive set-up (at least to start) than either of the above suggestions. If you really mean 'best' then I hope you are prepared to spend a lot of money (maybe $500,000 or more).

Good but still far from the best: (and costs about $2,000). Can anyone give me some guidance on what I should buy? Thank you!ДЄ: When you say 'best' do you mean cheapest? Or do you really mean 'best? (I agree totally - K)Д¬heap (~$175) but good: Tascam Track Pack T1 US122L Soundcard with Microphone PackВ (no longer available) Q: I would like to buy some home recording equipment (software, hardware, etc.), but I don't know much about this stuff. So as usual, I have added my reply below, after the reply that came in to the original question.

It depends very much on what you want the car to do for you, what your budget is, how important certain factors like maintenance requirements, fuel efficiency, etc. 'What is the best home recording equipment package?' It isn't a bad questions as far as it goes, but it's a little like asking 'what is the best car?' Below is another common question I pulled from Yahoo Answers.