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I'm looking to go mobile with my recording equipment, an On-the-Road Studio. I'm looking to record live shows and then still have the ability to go home and do basic demo recording. Here's what I'm looking at getting and I was wondering if anyone had any opinions either about the products.
15.4-inch : 2Ghz Intel Dual Core MacBook Pro w/ student discount - I'm looking at these because dual core processors would be able to handle recording apps/processes very quickly. The new MacBooks are pretty and can run both OS X and Windows XP and my student discount makes it a manageable price.
Logic 7 (Academic) - Mac-based recording software. ProTools messes with your mind.
MOTU Audio Interface - I'll probably opt for the USB 2.0 option. This is one cool motha cause it's a mobile mixer/preamp that'll sync nicely to my computer and be completely totable.
Shure SM57 - 4 of these (I already own 3 so it's not a big deal getting one more). Great all-purpose mics.
AudioTechnica AT822 - Thinking about using this for live sound recording. It says it's good for live purposes and I've heard some home demo recordings using it.
AudioTechnica AT4033CL - This is my other choice in terms of condenser mics. This is the mic I've recorded 99% of my vocals on at my friend's studio and so I know it's capable of what I want it for.
Thoughts?
I'm looking to go mobile with my recording equipment, an On-the-Road Studio. I'm looking to record live shows and then still have the ability to go home and do basic demo recording. Here's what I'm looking at getting and I was wondering if anyone had any opinions either about the products.
15.4-inch : 2Ghz Intel Dual Core MacBook Pro w/ student discount - I'm looking at these because dual core processors would be able to handle recording apps/processes very quickly. The new MacBooks are pretty and can run both OS X and Windows XP and my student discount makes it a manageable price.
Logic 7 (Academic) - Mac-based recording software. ProTools messes with your mind.
MOTU Audio Interface - I'll probably opt for the USB 2.0 option. This is one cool motha cause it's a mobile mixer/preamp that'll sync nicely to my computer and be completely totable.
Shure SM57 - 4 of these (I already own 3 so it's not a big deal getting one more). Great all-purpose mics.
AudioTechnica AT822 - Thinking about using this for live sound recording. It says it's good for live purposes and I've heard some home demo recordings using it.
AudioTechnica AT4033CL - This is my other choice in terms of condenser mics. This is the mic I've recorded 99% of my vocals on at my friend's studio and so I know it's capable of what I want it for.
Thoughts?
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