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I have software … Now all I need is music recording equipment. Like what mics do I need and other stuff. Thanks ))

Depends on your budget. I’d say:

1. Get this (including audio interface)

http://www.thomann.de/gb/steinberg_ci1.htm

http://www.thomann.de/gb/the_tbone_sc400popkiller.htm?sid=f8114587908e0c49dde82f5d4795d28a

http://www.thomann.de/gb/millenium_ms2003.htm?sid=f8114587908e0c49dde82f5d4795d28a

http://www.thomann.de/gb/the_sssnake_sk233-6_mikrokabel.htm?sid=f8114587908e0c49dde82f5d4795d28a

2. If you want something cheaper just get this (usb mic)

http://www.thomann.de/se/samson_c01u.htm

Both work fine but i’d prefer the first option because USB mics tend to have alot of latency (delay when recording) and that can cause problems but the sound quality will still be fine.

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I’d like to save up for some CHEAP recording equipment. I have little experience with all the terms and names for this stuff, so you’ll have to "dumb" it down for me. If I wanted to record my bands music, do I need a mic, and software, or whatever. Please recommend me some cheap amateur equipment and all the stuff I need for it to work.

You may have luck looking for an 8-track recorder by BOSS, Roland, or pretty much whatever you find that looks more user friendly for you that you can burn the songs straight to a CD-rom or send straight into your PC with a USB port or something… They’re easy to understand and record with. You will also need a mic, cables, some monitor speakers for playback. Just make sure you get a nice recording mic. This will be way easier to understand than any computer software and overall if you find them in the right places they wont be too ungodly expensive.

I’m a guitarist and want to record my riffs.

What are some good recording equipment that are fairly cheap,
I have a bit of cash

any suggestions?

If recording riffs is the extent of your intentions at the moment, then you’ll simply need a high impedance interface (A DI box) and an amp emulation program.

The other method would be micing a guitar cab, but that takes a lot more experience to get a good tone from, and it is louder as well. That would require more money as well, as you’ll need a microphone and an interface still.

Just stick with the first method. Line 6 has some pretty cheap solutions for this. Look into their guitar port products.

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ive been writing songs for years now, however ive never had the proper recording equipment to record them. i am very poor and i dont have the money to buy any of it either. help!!!!

A boom box cassette recorder (if they still make the darn things) does a surprisingly good job of recording an acoustic guitar and voice. It does pretty good with a piano and voice, too.

I love to sing and i think im pretty good, so i was thinking of maybe recording myself singing but i dont know how much it would cost?

cheaply: free software
usb mic: £20

moderately: mid range recording software: £50-£200
audio interface: £120
sm58 normal or sm86 condenser mic: £120 \ £250
cable: £20
stand: £60

pro: software: £500
BLUE mic £1000
soundproofing: £200
audio interface and hardware: just goes up and up
and all the other bits and bobs

Any advice would be great. There is no built in recording equipment, so what are my options. Thanks

There’s several different ways to do it, but an interface and software package is best and easiest, this way your not screwing around trying to get the free download stuff to work and configuring your computer to accept recording through the mic input, the interface plugs into a USB port and the software takes care of the rest, almost idiot proof. plus the sound quality and features will be much better, here’s a good one that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/FastTrack.html

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NASA is sending another voyage to the moon. How can the use of seismic equipment recording “moon quakes” be used to create a model of the moon?

They can try and determine where the fault lines lay and how they can use the moon to try and create a model that would allow them to potentially predict when earthquakes could occur. It’s not a perfect model, but it’s a start.