I think you can actually get
Arteriorrhexis
Bigot Location: Georgia... America. Joined: Oct 13 2008 |
I think you can actually get a decent sound from an iPhone |
This is what I use
Vic9mm
The Fingerstyle Mechanic Location: Dallas Texas Joined: Aug 27 2008 |
This is what I use http://www.soundtech.com/products/home-recording/stusbg10/ it works wonders. Check out my youtube link at the bottom to hear it in action.
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Watch me: http://www.youtube.com/user/Vic9mm |
I have an electric, and a
Gabbo3Joined: Aug 03 2008 |
I have an electric, and a classical without a pickup. I'd preferrably like to record either one, but I'd settle for just the electric. These suggestions are awesome; I'm going to try on my iPhone, and maybe I'll pick up that cable! Thank you! |
Re: This is what I use
Desertdweller
Location: Hobbs, NM Joined: Dec 30 2009 |
Hmm does that cable sound good running through a pedal or board? That sounds like a simple and cool way to record. Does it come with editing software too? |
Another alternative to the
StrangeJam
Da Manliness Joined: Aug 23 2009 |
Another alternative to the usb cable mentioned above is the PODstudio GX, it is a zero latency recording interface with decent audio quality, and you can use it with any amp modeling software http://line6.com/podstudiogx/ |
Gabbo3
Joined: Aug 03 2008
So here's the thing... I've got a bunch of songs I'd really like to record, and put on YouTube or whatever, or at the very least I'd like to record myself well enough to make a backing track.
The only problem is that I'm rather poor... I definitely cannot afford proper recording equipment or a new sound card at the moment. The best I've got is a headset mic... a crappy webcam... and an iPhone.
So, for all the rest of you on there on a tight budget, how do you record yourself playing?