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Originally Posted by JakeStone
I have been dabbling in home recordings for a few years.
Keeping it simple and getting high quality without too much setup is what I am after.
In the past I have owned the Zoom H5 recorder and also the Apogee MiC w/iPad.
I must say, I am totally impressed with the Spire Studio system.
Sound quality of course is subjective and there are so many variables.
Below are 2 simple recordings made with my Spire.
This is what my J-45 acoustic guitar sounds like..
FIRST one is Spire's internal mic only.
SECOND one is Spire with 2 Condenser mics attached.
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Those sound great, Jake! Thanks for posting the clips - it convinced me; I ordered a Spire Studio this morning. Regular ground shipping, so it will probably be a week or so before I see it.
"Simple" and "easy" with decent sound is what I'm looking for. With the Zoom H4n Pro, the recording sounds decent, but it takes a lot of fussing to record with the stereo mics then transfer that to the 4 track. If I put in bass, drums, and vocal tracks, I am out of tracks, without blending down in other software. I am all about easy these days. I don't plan on giving up my day job of being retired to mess with recording. I have been making a catalog of songs at my wife's request. It's a grind being a trophy husband, but it's all I know.
Thanks again for that last push I needed.