Easy guitar recording for total begginers

nothing is free if you want to be good, unless youre truly gifted

>>75094132
mic up the amp and record it that way, 2/3rds of the sound comes from the physical work your amp does
>And how can I put guitar parts and vocal parts together?
for free you'd be stuck with Audacity or you could pirate Adobe Audition

FYI if you have a mac or iPhone you have GarageBand free. Not shilling, just saying.

Mic your amp up, use metronome and record into Audacity
put vocals in and match with the guitar's rhythm
EQ, compress, limit, iZoTope-Vinyl, or whatever the fuck to help fix it up.

>>75094132
audacity or reaper
drag the vocals to the program and they will play as you record your guitars so you just play along

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>>75094132
This is the comfiest thread of the year. Thanks, anon

>>75094132

Well, you'll record the guitar with either a microphone or directly into your computer, in both cases, you'll need some sort of interface and some sort of software. For software, you can do you're own damn research, but what you're looking for what is called a "digital audio workstation" or DAW for short, read about them and either buy or pirate it, there'll be tons of sites comparing information about them.

https://www.google.ie/search?q=daw&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab&gws_rd=cr&dcr=0&ei=NOC2WcjoKOSMgAae-rToDw


You can probably get any half way decent interface as well from the same sort of search, it's a fairly common thing you want to do.

git mac book

git garage band

watch Youtube videos on how to use garage band

get mic stand and Shure SM57

get a crappy focusrite or presuonus 2 channel interface

put mic 1 inch from gill cloth where center of cone touches cone

use 57 for vocals

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