cheap recording.
 

looking to get hold of a very ch?eap decent 4-6 track, any suggestion?

Look it up on http://www.musiciansfriend.com

i'd recommend you just record drum tracks at a studio and plug your guitars straight to the computer

^That would sound like ass though. Thats how my band recorded a demo and it sucked nut.

seriously? i know a lot of people from here who made a whole EP like that, and it sounds great. (uhmm, maybe because the dudes in that band work as sound engineers at a studio) oh well....

Aye well if i was a sound engeneer that would help, but really its just so i dont have to tab songs out robotically in power tabs so i can hear them, i want something i can move around with me so i can intrude on drummers houses that i know and borrow their kit to lay down some drums to whatever im writing and generally something that doesnt take up too much room.

if you live near westlothian i have the number of a cheap recording studio.

and now i realize by looking at your location you dont, sorry cant help.

i got 60 already. im looking at about 70/ 80 to spend on cheap recording equipment, literally best i can get out of bottom of the range here.

Get yourself a Behringer eurorack and then plug it into your computer, The eurorack will give you guitar / bass inputs and microphone preamps. Goodluck!