u/bibocchi — reddlx

got all my stuff now!

i made a post here the other day asking what i should get, and i made my mind and bought some stuff on amazon! using the amp with the outlet on top as a “monitor”, using BandLab + might look into NAM for tones instead of my basic pedals on the left of the last photo. i spent 3 hours messing around figuring BandLab out and i think im ready to try recording soon.

ONE LAST BIG ISSUE theres lots of latency when i play. i’m not sure if it’s a BandLab issue or the audio interface, but what’s a way i can fix it?

u/bibocchi — 9 hours ago

▲ 2 r/microphone+1 crossposts

what’s a good cheap mic for someone starting to get gear?

hi! i’ve been playing for about a year and a half and decided i wanna start recording my own stuff. i’ve looked around and have been told about mics like the AT2020 and C214, but i wanna make sure i get a mic that can capture fry screams and gutturals well. is there any mics under maybe 150 that i can buy fitting that criteria?

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u/bibocchi — 2 days ago

▲ 3 r/homerecordingstudio

absolute beginner that has no idea what he’s doing

hi! like the title says, i have no clue how to record anything. i’ve recorded myself playing on my phone and stuff, and ive searched up gear to see what i should get, but theres so many things recommended on tiktok and youtube and google, that i dont know which to ACTUALLY choose. for reference, i wanna do metal vocals, guitar, bass, and drums i can find somewhere else idk how to drum. my budget is maybe 200 bucks maybe 300, and ive got all the basics like an orange amp, multi fx pedal board, guitar, bass, yk basic stuff to actually PLAY. but what do i need to connect to what? what do i need to buy? what’s all the necessities and small details i should know before i start? i’m thinking about connecting from a sound interface into my iphone into bandlab (which confuses me but i’ll figure it out) so what do i need for that?

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u/bibocchi — 2 days ago