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I've got most of these goodies running into an really old school Yamaha M512, and into a SoundBlaster Audigy Platinum (i know, i know, bought it YEARS ago honest) and monitoring with a pair of wonderful AKG 220M's.įor what I've got, I've done some stuff that sounds pretty damn good. Currently, I'm recording using a Mexican Made Fender Strat, a Seagull S6, a Custom left-handed (yes, I'm cursed like that) Liberty Copperhead Dobro, a Rogue bass, a Johnson banjo, a DigiTech RPx400, an M-Audio 49e keyboard, Reason 2.5, Adobe Audition, GuitarRig 2.0, an MXL 990 and an Oktava MK-012-01. I've got an extremely modest setup right now, but I'll share it and every new addition with you as it comes. jpgs up here in hopes of pointing some of you in the right direction. My goal here is to shed some light on what kind of gear is available for people in my situation, and give unbiased and hopefully informative information and everything I come across. I'm looking for ways to improve my home recording setup, but I'm unhappy with the lack of well-written, cohesive information on what gear is out there and what's right for my budget.
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