+/- $300 Bedroom Recording Studio Rig using GarageBand, iPad, 4 ch. Mackie, iRig and a Shure SM86 скачать в хорошем качестве

+/- $300 Bedroom Recording Studio Rig using GarageBand, iPad, 4 ch. Mackie, iRig and a Shure SM86

This is the basic setup I've used for recording the audio tracks in some of the music videos I have posted here on my YouTube channel. It's a pretty simple and inexpensive rig that produces great audio recordings utilizing GarageBands built in instruments and effects combined with real guitars, vocals and other "real" instruments! The audio in this video is not of the quality of the actual finished song, it's just the audio from my iPhone camera picking up the playback through my studio monitors. If you want to hear the actual finished song in a completed music video (Midweek Crisis) check it out here:    • Midweek Crisis by Chad McCollister   The rig: iPad 4th Gen with GarageBand installed on iOS 10.3.3 ($100 or less used) Mackie 402VLZ4 - 4 channel compact mixer (This little mixer has phantom power, which is required for the Shure SM86 $80 or less used) Shure SM86 Condenser Microphone ($150 used. I only used this mic when recording acoustic instruments directly into GarageBand) 2x Bose PictureTel Speakers (These are old Bose speakers used in a teleconferencing system. You can find them on eBay for about $30 ea. I like them because they are compact powered speakers that work great in this particular bedroom rig. They have a standard camera mount on the base which is cool because I can mount them to a camera tripod and move them around easily. Most importantly, their sound quality is pretty amazing for what they are!) iRig guitar interface (just $2.00 on eBay!) Acoustic Guitar used in this recording: Ibanez Artwood AW200CE w/ Fishman active pickup Miscellaneous cables and adapters