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Any good recording equipment suggestions for recording jamming sessions?

XHellChrisXHellChris Pro Posts: 98
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Do you guys have any good recording equipment suggestions for recording jamming sessions with my band? We've been using our own mobile phones for recordings and don't really think it's good.
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    Chris82Chris82 2.0 PRO Posts: 594
    I'm not an expert on recording but I think the best results would come from recording each instrument individually and then combining them together. But that's a lot of work and would take a lot of equipment so I would recommend a Blue Yeti USB Mic.

    It's not the greatest mic in the world but it's fairly affordable and has the ability to pickup sounds in a 360 degree range so you just pop that mic in the middle of your instruments and hopefully it will do a good job picking it all up.
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    Klaus_TKlaus_T Moderator, 2.0 PRO Posts: 2,406
    edited December 2019
    I have the Tascam Model 24 and it is amazing. it's a multitrack recorder, mixer and interface. not cheap but worth it for me. i use it for production as well so if you only want a stereo recording, the DR 40 (also Tascam) is pretty good for that. using it for years now. and no, I am not sponsored by tascam ;)
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