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!

Will look into this ^

Dude, you're going to need to spend more than 80 dollars to get decent quality recordings.

I know but unfortunately it's unlikwly i'll be able to scrounge together even that now, i'm desperate..

Do you have mics and everything? All you're looking for is a mixer?

basically...

Then the last post on page 1 should be fine. It's possible to get good quality recordings out of pretty much anything, so best of luck to you.

Much appreciated. :D

I really don'tee why this needed much discussion, if you n't need a pro recording just buy a $20 mic, plug it into your mp3 (Assuming it has a voice recorder, if not borrow someone elses and up it to your comp) and play away. It's not gunna be an extremely clear recording, but it's enough to work out the riff well and to put drums in behind it.

Aye but i was seeing what my options were...

yea plug straight into your comuter using acid pro or sound forge

thanks for the tip.