I'll add
Art MP - I have a dual and a single tabletop one. Love it on overheads sometimes. Good Bass DI. Great DI for acoustic guitars, use it in my live rig. $45 single channel
I'll second the CAD M-179! got one for $139 a while back.
Oktava MK-012 - Awsome if you only paid $99!
ATM25 - super cool mic for $130ish
Best cost/performance ratio
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I think my whole studio is this kind of stuff. Maybe I'm just overly appreciative of what I have.
SONAR + MOTU 828mkII + Behringer ADA80000. Overall a pretty cheap rig that has done me pretty well. I never really think the limit is my medium.
Fender Mexican Telecasters. You have to play a crapload of them but the good ones are good... and still $350.
Oktava MC-012. I got them for $99 each.
ATM25.
ART ProVLA. My only working hardware compressor but it makes nice witht hing I put through it. I think I picked it up without a box for $180.
MK319. I got a pair for $80. One is dead... I should look into fixing that.
SONAR + MOTU 828mkII + Behringer ADA80000. Overall a pretty cheap rig that has done me pretty well. I never really think the limit is my medium.
Fender Mexican Telecasters. You have to play a crapload of them but the good ones are good... and still $350.
Oktava MC-012. I got them for $99 each.
ATM25.
ART ProVLA. My only working hardware compressor but it makes nice witht hing I put through it. I think I picked it up without a box for $180.
MK319. I got a pair for $80. One is dead... I should look into fixing that.
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hmm Id have to say:
-my UAD-1 card.
-studio projects C1 (even though i sold it, it made alot of good recordings)
-joe meek preamps
-a cheap fender p-bass
-my PC wasnt too expensive and can record upto 99 tracks
-my UAD-1 card.
-studio projects C1 (even though i sold it, it made alot of good recordings)
-joe meek preamps
-a cheap fender p-bass
-my PC wasnt too expensive and can record upto 99 tracks
my studio >>>http://www.saddlemireproductions.com
Fender Pro, Jr. (US$150-350): You can, with a few pedals and/or plug-ins, make it sound as good an amp as any you use to record.
Fernandes Sustainer guitar (US$250, used): a great-looking import guitar, smooth playing, flexible, with a built-in ebow/feedback effect; mine is S-S-H with a useable whammy.
Rat 2 pedal (<US$50, used): indestructable and flexible.
Ibanez TS-5 "Soundtank" (US$35, used): the cheapest version of the infamous green overdrive pedal.
Zoom GM-200 (US$50, discontinued): an analog "modeler" that actually has a few convincing, usefull sounds.
Another vote for my favorite bass "effect", the dbx163X compressor.
Cool Edit Pro: I don't know Audition, but I've seen the old 2.1 for US$100 on Ebay, and it does everything I want it to do in my bedroom studio, except sex.
Fernandes Sustainer guitar (US$250, used): a great-looking import guitar, smooth playing, flexible, with a built-in ebow/feedback effect; mine is S-S-H with a useable whammy.
Rat 2 pedal (<US$50, used): indestructable and flexible.
Ibanez TS-5 "Soundtank" (US$35, used): the cheapest version of the infamous green overdrive pedal.
Zoom GM-200 (US$50, discontinued): an analog "modeler" that actually has a few convincing, usefull sounds.
Another vote for my favorite bass "effect", the dbx163X compressor.
Cool Edit Pro: I don't know Audition, but I've seen the old 2.1 for US$100 on Ebay, and it does everything I want it to do in my bedroom studio, except sex.
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